New subject: [Yt-dev] Request for Review: bootstrap script; also, new 'pasteboards'

23 Mar 2011

      Hi Matt,

I took a look at the docs you coded up, and indeed there are some  
interesting features with BB. In particular, I thought the `bbforks`  
command sounded pretty cool - however, it appears I am missing the  
lxml.html package, which is needed to get this to work:

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[cmalone@xrb yt]$ hg bbforks
using 'ChrisMalone/yt-hg' as repo name
getting descendants list
abort: lxml.html is (currently) needed to run bbforks
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I thought maybe it was perhaps a result of my BB repo not having any forks,  
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[cmalone@xrb yt]$ hg bbforks -n MatthewTurk/yt
getting descendants list
abort: lxml.html is (currently) needed to run bbforks
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Is this missing in the install, or is it something on my end?

Chris

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Hi John, and everyone else,
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Thanks! Plane flights are great for documentation (writing docs
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I also went ahead, with the couple votes, and pushed it to the main  
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On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 9:07 AM, John Wise jwise@astro.princeton.edu>  
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I'ma little late to the game since other less interesting things took  
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On 21 Mar 2011, at 16:14, Matthew Turk wrote:
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Hi Chris,
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Ah, yes, you're totally right. I'll add an inventory-regeneration
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images, etc etc.) Pushing, like you say, also fixes the display on
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-Matt
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On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 1:11 PM, chris.m.malone@gmail.com> wrote:
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I should chime in and say that my pasteboard page was not setup after  
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bootstrapp'ing - the page just 404'ed. To fix this I just did a test  
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yt pasteboard --desc="This is just a test" test.py
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and it worked fine. So, it _is_ set up with BB, as far as I can tell,  
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the page just shows up as 404 until something is checked in, or  
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On Mar 21, 2011 4:03pm, Britton Smith brittonsmith@gmail.com> wrote:
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As one of original nay-sayers on this, I have to say I liked  
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about how this worked. I especially think the pasteboard is really  
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The one thing that wasn't very clear to me was that I had to do  
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from within my pasteboard repo to get the page set up on bitbucket.  
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note of this be made in the script after this step is done?
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Since I'm wrong so often, it's quite easy for me to admit that I was  
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On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 2:49 PM, Chris Malone  
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method. Everything was going fine - it checked out yt-supplemental,
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looked at my .hgrc and added my BB username, etc - until it wanted  
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my pasteboard. It seems like when it made the hgbb._bb_apicall, it  
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which will point to the current contents of the repo.
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Press enter to go on, Ctrl-C to exit.
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using system user 'cmalone' as usernamehttp authorization required
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Obviously this failed; however, when I ran this a second time it  
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Press enter to go on, Ctrl-C to exit.
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and then it worked fine. I can now use the pasteboard facilities,  
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are pretty cool!
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I think for the bootstrap utility to be a bit more user-friendly, you
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might want to add a bit more description about why the user cares  
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various components that are about to be installed For example, the  
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probably doesn't know that the yt-supplemental repo is where all the  
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pasteboard stuff is contained or why they should want a BB account  
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don't have one already. This might be too much information to have  
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bootstrap script itself, so perhaps provide a link to a page where  
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Anyhow, aside from the above (minor) points, I really like the  
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utility. You've gone out of your way to make sure nothing was done  
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On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 12:34 AM, Matthew Turk matthewturk@gmail.com>
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Hi all,
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Last week we had a conversation about a bootstrap script, where the
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feel of the room was either lukewarm or positive. Mostly people
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seemed to think it was ill-motivated or would take too many  
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Over the last week, in the evenings etc I've created a bootstrap
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script for development, which overall I think is pretty
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well-motivated. The script accomplishes the following things, each of
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which requests for confirmation before going on. It uses a modified
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iniparse library so that any modifications to any ini files are made
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in a non-destructive manner. It accomplishes these tasks:
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1) Ensure username is set up in ~/.hgrc
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2) Ensure that the cedit and hgbb are enabled
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3) Asks for and if needed creates a username on BitBucket
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5) Creates a pasteboard repository
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The diff is here:
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You can pull from my repo:
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(But note the comment below about yt-supplemental)
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This was born out of the SFLC thing that happened on the mailing  
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descriptions, which we could programmatically upload/download from.
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This adds the new commands:
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because I am of the opinion we should make it easier to fork the
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repository to make changes. If those three are enabled, I believe a
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command-line forking, editing of sources and so on, are all within  
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* This bootstrap script requires that the yt-supplemental repo be
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checked out in ${YT_DEST}/src/ . This repo is actually kind of cool,
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in that it is a subrepo setup, and it pulls in a couple external
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libraries that we can maintain. Right now it grabs the docs, the
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cookbook, and the extensions mentioned above. This repo is now pulled
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Anyway, I am submitting this to the list to get some review. There
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may be errors, but I have tested it quite a bit. It also informs the
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user of what it's about to do and requires the user hit enter. At one
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point it even asks for a yes or no.
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The reason I am interested in this is that I think the idea of
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bootstrapping people into a development environment is, generally, a
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good idea. Particularly because some things -- like the pasteboard,
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like forking, like contributing changes -- should be made really easy
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and have the potential for a very high payoff. I hope I've motivated
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I was hoping that before I merged it I could get someone else to read
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Re: [Yt-dev] Request for Review: bootstrap script; also, new 'pasteboards'

chris.m.malone＠gmail.com

Matthew Turk

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