On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 12:01 PM, Ben Nemec <openst...@nemebean.com> wrote:
> So is there some git magic that also keeps the repos in sync, or do you > have to commit/pull/restart service every time you make changes? I ask > because experience tells me I would inevitably forget one of those steps at > some point and be stymied by old code still running in my devstack. Heck, > I occasionally forget just the "restart service" step. ;-) > This is why I set RECLONE=True and set the *_REPO and *_BRANCH as required to point to my working repo so re-running stack.sh just does the Right Thing. And it still allows short dev cycles in /opt/stack with manual restartes of the service(s) involved in screen. But the real work happens elsewhere, in my case on a different machine. Remember, DevStack's opinion of your work area is that it is a disposable VM. Doing long-term work in a disposable VM is just asking for trouble in a number of ways. Sean's local mounts via VBox and my remote git repos are only two ways to operate in that environment, I'm sure there are many others. dt -- Dean Troyer dtro...@gmail.com
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