Hi Arch,
I wanted to give a quick update on the DevPTT tool I've been working on
recently. Based on work by Bern and the rest of the UX team, this tool is
geared towards admin/dev/staff type power users to build and edit
preference/snap sets. It will allow the creation of preference sets,
to anyone else working
> with schemas. I am happy to review and comment on work that uses
> gpii-json-schema, or even just plain schemas, to pair on problems, et cetera.
>
Thanks! And cheers to you! In addition to the core GPII/infusion libraries, I
was largely capable of producing it in a
a) Validating the structure of an NP Set to ensure it's correct. (The
nesting of context, preferences, sections etc)
b) Validating each preference with the schema for that setting.
Whether 2 can be done by assembling one massive schema that contains all
possible preference settings for those nod
at 2:11 AM, Gregg C Vanderheiden <gregg...@umd.edu
>>>> <mailto:gregg...@umd.edu>> wrote:
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>>>>> On Oct 5, 2017, at 3:02 PM, Li, Cindy <c...@ocadu.ca
>>>>> <mailto:c...@ocadu.ca>
criteria of our technical
> governance - it is reasonably stable, well-structured work with good test
> coverage. Congratulations to Michelle for patient, careful work on this
> crucial component of the GPII during this year (originally inherited from a
> sketch implementatio
Hi all,
As we discussed a few weeks back, I went and dug up my script from a few years
ago to audit and list GPII endpoints, in this case the ones in the GPII for
security, documentation, etc. https://issues.gpii.net/browse/GPII-2664
I also tweaked it a bit, to dump the actual live endpoints
Thanks Cindy! This is really amazing work! In addition to Antranig's comments,
I'd also like to reiterate how important it is, in that it moves us from just
operating on just test data files in directories, to using full datastores such
as Couch, but while still maintaining the existing
Hello,
I don't believe there is anything that is elegant in a way that mailto: is
requiring just markup to launch in a specific search engine.
From javascript, on desktop browsers that allow you to select the default
browser search engine, I believe that those stored settings would still not be
Hi Gregg,
> On Jul 5, 2018, at 9:36 PM, Gregg C Vanderheiden wrote:
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> that is what I suspected
>
> that will give Sergio more time to give notice as well.
>
> If I don’t hear anything else by tomorrow - I will proceed with this plan and
> start them both on the 23rd
>
>
>
> ALSO - if
Just a couple notes inline:
> On Jul 8, 2018, at 8:46 PM, Gregg C Vanderheiden wrote:
>
> OOPS - forgot to ask at the end. Are you ok with the plan with this
> additional information?
>
> We do need to do some work to implement this — but it is a lot less than
> securing the AWS or
That's awesome, thanks Tony and Antranig.
So, if I want to add test coverage to my XYZed GPII module I would just include
gpii-test and nyc in my dev dependences, add that .nycrc file, and then mimic
these lines in my package.json, then my project will get full test coverage?
Hi Joseph,
What URL is your dataloader hitting to the AWS cloud, does it have a
username/password in it? By default your CouchDB instance in AWS is going to
get a username/password that you have to use for each request, and I beleive
you need to specify it using Basic Auth... which I don't
Hi arch,
For the agenda today I wanted to go over the migrations utility I’m putting
together for GPII-2966 and any future work since we have production DB’s now.
If you wanted to take a look ahead of time for any comments, you can see the
WIP changes here:
Thank you!
- Steve
> On Apr 30, 2019, at 4:25 AM, Stepan Stipl wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> this change has now been rolled out and the Preferences endpoint is no longer
> publicly reachable.
>
> Cheers,
> Stepan
>
>> On Fri, Apr 26, 2019 at 7:30 PM Steven
Thanks Stepan!! As Stepan mentioned, please do ping in if for some reason you
have services (outside of personal debugging) whose formal features expect to
connect directly to the preferences server and aren’t hosted directly on our
cloud.
Cheers,
Steve
> On Apr 26, 2019, at 5:01 AM, Stepan
Hello Arch!
I wanted to say welcome back to KasparNET on the list, by celebrating the merge
today of the work he started on the snapshotter and it’s initial commits on
Valentines Day 2014. (It’s since been renamed to the capture tool, and much of
it has been folded in to the lifecycle manager
Hello Architecture!
As I mentioned on the Architecture call today, this is our email list! You can
totally send email to it, and nearly every person on the project will receive a
copy of it! Which is great if you need technical details, or an overview of
something. Whether you’re working the
Hi Arch,
I’m in the process of building installers for the Capture Tool (part of the
gpii-app code repo), and wanted to run an overview of issues with our current
windows installers (based on WiX [1]). Everything runs pretty slow in my 2gig
RAM Windows virtual machine, so it wasn’t until the
Hi Joseph,
I’m pretty sure all the solutions in your list haven’t been active or used
since Cloud4All, and I think removing them wouldn’t break anybody’s stuff,
unless it were another scenario like we saw before where one of the prefSets
was actively being used for a health check or
Hi all,
Short version:
I’ve put up another personal beta build of the Morphic Capture Tool if anyone
would like to try it. As always this is an in-progress build so don’t use it
on your primary productive windows instance.
The download and basic instructions are here:
gt; greatly because only 1 file is "installed", and the hit of double
> de-compression isn't noticeable.
>
> Another
>
> On Thu, Mar 26, 2020 at 10:25 AM Javier Hernandez
> mailto:j...@raisingthefloor.org>> wrote:
> ...
>> On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 8:03 PM St
No COBOL here, but I did finally get the Capture Tool running on my old Amiga
1000.
https://pasteboard.co/J1OxsC2.jpg
I know Amiga users are pretty diehard folks, but if anyone hasn’t upgraded from
Workbench 1.3, I’m happy to say this gives them an upgrade path to other
options such as
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