Hi,
We have an Azure PostgreSQL database in a dev environment and I was
wandering what would be considered the best practice//way for migrating our
dev database to production. Would backing up and restoring the database
into a production environment work, or is there another process to be
Vincent,
I've never tried this before, but I'm sure you can get it to work with a
little fiddling.
The test module is completely separate from the pip installed arches code.
ROOT_DIR should point to your app root directory.
TEST_DIR should point to your test directory.
Hope that's helpful.
-Alexei
Exactly :)
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 5:55 PM Vincent Meijer
wrote:
> Yes please, that way I wouldn't have to override base.htm either :)
>
> On Mon, 19 Nov 2018, 18:51 Adam Cox
>> Vincent, this illustrates a great way to normalize the inclusion of extra
>> Javascript libraries in an Arches
Yes please, that way I wouldn't have to override base.htm either :)
On Mon, 19 Nov 2018, 18:51 Adam Cox Vincent, this illustrates a great way to normalize the inclusion of extra
> Javascript libraries in an Arches project:
>
> I think a dummy file, perhaps called "javascript_project.htm" should
Vincent, this illustrates a great way to normalize the inclusion of extra
Javascript libraries in an Arches project:
I think a dummy file, perhaps called "javascript_project.htm" should be put
into a project by default, and then a line added to the real base.htm to
include it (or something along
Ok, thanks for chiming in Alexei. I agree Vincent, that more could be added
to the help to explain ETDF dates. If you have a minute, a ticket in the
https://github.com/archesproject/arches-docs would be appreciated,
especially if you have a specific idea of where it would be most
appropriate to
Adam, the link (https://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/edtf.html) that
Vincent just posted is the new (official) spec, which appears to have just
been posted last month.
Unfortunately, the library we use still references the old draft, so for
now we need to stick with the old link in our docs.
I extend require.config() this
way:
https://github.com/globaldigitalheritage/arches-3d/blob/master/arches_3d/arches_3d/templates/config.htm
Then I include that template like
so:
https://github.com/globaldigitalheritage/arches-3d/blob/master/arches_3d/arches_3d/templates/base.htm#L63
(I
Hi Vincent,Just checking, is there a variable in the code base for the
waitseconds?By default, i think its 7 sec.Thanks. Regards,Lawrence
Original message From: Vincent Meijer
Date: 11/20/18 5:52 AM (GMT+12:00) To: Arches
Project Subject: [Arches] Re: RequireJS timed
out
Hey Lawrence,
Not sure if I ever had the same problem, but at some point I set my
waitSeconds to 0, so I must have at least some issues with loading
javascipt modules.
On Tuesday, 13 November 2018 03:46:24 UTC+1, Lawrence Goh wrote:
>
> Hi all, has anyone experienced this where you have
Adam, here is a recently posted page that might be even
better: https://www.loc.gov/standards/datetime/edtf.html
Generally speaking though, a few words of introduction on fuzzy dates and
some pointers, e.g. that the data type in Arches can be found as 'edtf',
and also some examples of what
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