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~jcsackett/charmworld/bac-tag-constraints » Changes to .bzrignore from revision 517

From Revision 517 to 68

Rev	Summary	Authors	Date
459	Undoes the rollback for the better latency work, with a fix ... Undoes the rollback for the better latency work, with a fix for the expiring credentials. Approved by Juju Gui Bot, Aaron Bentley.	j.c.sackett	11 years ago
423	Make queue and ingest handle prior charm revs. Make queue and ingest handle prior charm revs. In order to support multiple charm revisions, the queueing and ingest processes must support older revisions of charms. Up to 10 old revisions of a charm are queued up for ingesting. A charm that is not the latest revision is not updated in the database if it already exists. A current revision of the charm is updated even if it exists. This updating may not be required as a charm cannot change without updating the revision. Approved by Juju Gui Bot, Richard Harding.	Brad Crittenden	11 years ago
390	[r=bac,benji][bug=][author=bac] * Update design to use Ubunt... [r=bac,benji][bug=][author=bac] * Update design to use Ubuntu framework. (Huw) * Support for display of README files for bundles. (bac)	Brad Crittenden	11 years ago
155	[r=jcsackett][bug=][author=jcsackett] Daemonizes worker via ... [r=jcsackett][bug=][author=jcsackett] Daemonizes worker via supervisor	j.c.sackett	11 years ago
131	[r=abentley][bug=][author=abentley] Ignore production.ini [r=abentley][bug=][author=abentley] Ignore production.ini	Aaron Bentley	11 years ago
126	[r=rharding][bug=][author=rharding] Change lessc to be from ... [r=rharding][bug=][author=rharding] Change lessc to be from npm cache vs node-less. - Change the sysdeps to install npm vs node-less - Add to the deps installing the node less package - Update the css compiler to use the local node packages installed from the download-cache. - Add some misc docs to help aid in getting started with juju/charmworld charm.	Rick Harding	12 years ago
124	[r=adeuring][bug=][author=adeuring] Use a config file defaul... [r=adeuring][bug=][author=adeuring] Use a config file default.ini file; override test specific settings in a separate file test-setup.ini; allow to override the seetings from default.ini in a file custom.ini.	Abel Deuring	12 years ago
120	[r=rharding][bug=][author=rharding] Add theme.css to the tru... [r=rharding][bug=][author=rharding] Add theme.css to the trunk to keep staging working for demo.	Rick Harding	12 years ago
116	[r=rharding][bug=][author=rharding] Update css theme/bootstr... [r=rharding][bug=][author=rharding] Update css theme/bootstrap and implement less. - Pull down base less file for bootstrap - Add a build step for css, add to make run for production - Update docs with notes on editing css - Fixes qa stats by making everything respect the theme/bootstrap font sizes.	Rick Harding	12 years ago
87	Use beaker and pyramid_beaker for session mgt. Use beaker and pyramid_beaker for session mgt. Added the two new packages to the download cache, requirements.txt, and changed the ini/__init__ to pull the settings for the beaker session storage. Uses file based by default, but can be easily switched to memory for development/testing purposes. R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6945077	Richard Harding	12 years ago
86	Add the basic idea of logging in. Add the basic idea of logging in. - Setup pyramid to use the authtk code to store/pull a logged in user cookie. - Add a User and UserMgr code into the models - After successful login via SSO, make sure we store the user into our db. - Pyramid will then load that user on all subsequent requests as request.user. - Add tests to the model side. - Add simple view tests against the auth_callback given test sso responses. R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6941066	Richard Harding	12 years ago
85	Replace use of buildout with pip/venv Replace use of buildout with pip/venv ===================================== This is just a first step, with all requirements living in one file and only one make install target. As we move forward we'll split out the testing only and development only requirements and update the Makefile as needed, but it's probably better to get everyone on this footing before moving forward further. Removed the buildout specific files (i.e. buildout.cfg, versions.cfg, bootstrap.py) and added back the pip requirements file. Replaced the bin/buildout target with a venv target. bin/python now requires creation of virtualenv, while venv requires python and does the remaining setup and pip install from the download cache. This change requires an update to the dl cache, but as that change is not compatible with buildbot, I won't update download-cache until this lands. R=rharding, hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6946070	j.c.sackett	12 years ago
79	[r=rharding][bug=][author=hazmat] Add ingest pipeline for ch... [r=rharding][bug=][author=hazmat] Add ingest pipeline for charm jenkins results.	Kapil Thangavelu	12 years ago
75	Add basic support and initial sphinx docs. Add basic support and initial sphinx docs. This branch adds sphinx docs under the docs directory. Build targets are added to the Makefile as `doc` and `doc-open`. Just some initial notes are added. The goal isn't to write out great docs, but to start a place for docs to get added as required. The install.txt and the todo.txt have been removed/added to the sphinx docs. R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6867077	Richard Harding	12 years ago
74	Split routes into routes.py; views into a module. Split routes into routes.py; views into a module. To help make it easier to work without conflicts and find things I split out the routes into their own routes.py file. This are then pulled in during main(). I also moved the views into a module and split up the code into related views. It makes it easier to find and less issue with people working on views together as there should be fewer conflicts. Along with this, I moved all the various view helpers into a view/helpers.py module and updated the views to use them. In the future I'd like to add tests to these views and helpers. For now, I've ingested some data and walked the UI throughly to make sure there aren't any issues. Lint is clean as well. Since we're using config.scan() it also will bomb with any major issues since all of the view files are imported during the scan. Since the views are a module, I've updated the imports to the other parts of charmworld to be explicit. R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6901051	Richard Harding	12 years ago
73	Fix buildout per code review of cr:6886049. Fix buildout per code review of cr:6886049. - Correct redis to a egg dep vs a section. - Remove private pypi mirror - r/develop/pyramid section name R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6904044	Richard Harding	12 years ago
72	Add buildout environment support. Add buildout environment support. WARNING: not all jobs/scripts and code worked so we might be missing deps that need to be added to the download cache. Adds buildout with a download-cache. It's a split repo and auto pulls during installing dependencies. Defaults to locked down and will only install from download cache. Missing deps need to be added there first and updated in versions.cfg. Adds a bunch of new makefile targets for the various buildout segments. Provides: - make install - normal dev install with testing and linting tools. - make deploy - bare install only supporting the pyramid app currently. - make lint - run linting tools against the codebase. - make distclean - reset the buildout environment. - make check - clean, install, and run tests. This should be our jenkins/ci target. R=abentley CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6886049	Richard Harding	12 years ago
70	Lint over current codebase with flake8 Lint over current codebase with flake8 This is just a pure mechanical processing for lint issues. This is just the output from my flake8 (pyflake/pep8) lint tool through vim. In the future we can set these to run reports on jenkins for us. Changes are mainly be alignment, newlines, spacing around =-*, removing unused imports, etc. To maintain lint use the upcoming `make lint` target. R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6891043	Richard Harding	12 years ago
69	Add a Makefile to build/run/test. Add a Makefile to build/run/test. This is very hacky. It sets up a virtualenv with things installed and running, but does it with symlinks and other hacks. These will be cleaned up as we move forward. This moves some things into python packages and pulls from pypi, however we can replace this with buildout and a download-cache in a follow up branch. It also adds an initial test to make sure that the `make test` command is working correctly. It's a hollow test to be replaced later on. R=hazmat CC= https://codereview.appspot.com/6870064	Richard Harding	12 years ago
68	developer tooling (reset-db, and partial import) developer tooling (reset-db, and partial import)	Kapil Thangavelu	12 years ago

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