Hi,
Generally that should work.
However pushing to the "asf-site" branch is only possible on the nodes labeled
with 'git-websites'
Just keep that in mind.
Chris
Am 18.11.19, 22:54 schrieb "Dominik Riemer" :
The new website will integrate the content from the homepage
(streampipes.org)
Great, that's very cool!
You can't imagine how much I'm looking forward to go back to real coding once
my current "CSS-programming" is finished :D
Btw, the CSV metadata enricher is here:
HI,
> Our recommended installation includes an installation script and convenience
> Docker images on Docker Hub. The script basically generates a Docker-Compose
> file and downloads the images from Docker Hub. We would also clearly mark the
> non-apache releases in the README on Docker Hub.
Hi all,
I just wanted to tell you that in the Apache PLC4X project I’m working on two
tuples of StreamPipes adapters:
* BACnet/IP
* KNXnet/IP
Both will contain two pipeline elements:
* A source which generates a data-stream of data going over the bus
* A transformer which
Hi,
thanks for your tips.
I tried to harmonize the configurations for StreamPipes during development.
Please try it out with your local IDE in case I missed something.
There are three different set up’s how you can run StreamPipes:
1. Run all in docker:
* This works now without changing
By the way ... what are you building your website with?
Are you editing the html, javascript, css etc. manually or are is there some
sort of build involved?
If it's pure "HTML-Programming" (Couldn’t make the double quotes bigger and
fatter) you probably don't need to do anything.
If you're
Hi Dominik,
please be careful with using the word "release" ... generally Apache only
releases source-bundles ...
if, during a release, we also create and distribute binaries these are always
considered convenience binaries ;-)
Chris
Am 18.11.19, 10:54 schrieb "Dominik Riemer" :
Hi
Hi Justin,
thanks, that sounds good!
Our recommended installation includes an installation script and convenience
Docker images on Docker Hub. The script basically generates a Docker-Compose
file and downloads the images from Docker Hub. We would also clearly mark the
non-apache releases in the
