leftist heap posted:

there are multiple layers of badness to it.

git does not handle submodules well at all. from top to bottom it is way more of a pita than it should be. SVN linked repos were easier to work with ffs.

people also largely use them for lazy, ad-hoc dependency management in a way that's awful, fragile and stupid.


yes, this is effectively ad hoc dependency management and you're basically 100% always better off doing it whatever the "right way" is for your lang/environment

Arcsech posted:

git submodules are where one git repo includes a pointer to specific commit in another git repo, that gets checked out inside the main one as a directory

Fiedler posted:

what if your git repo could incorporate by reference other git repos?

florida lan posted:

OP definitely needs SOAP. SOAP makes everything better.

Progressive JPEG posted:

I wonder if there's a way to have preprocessor macros that change behavior depending on the time of day or calendar day the build is occurring

builds that only work m-f 9-5 with a 30 minute break for lunch

builds that produce different output on April 1 and/or April 20

eschaton posted:

remember how one of the promises of SOAP was that enterprise middleware would be created to work with services in a completely content agnostic manner

Krankenstyle posted:

my computer is a pos and cant run the docker daemon

i read somewhere that heroku lets you run docker images on the free tier, c/d?

tried to do heroku container:push but it complains that the daemon isnt running. is that a hard requirement to use the client/build images or can i bypass that somehow?

Krankenstyle posted:

awesome, gonna try those out

its just for testing stuff when working from home so i dont care about the platform, just getting it up & running

we self-host at work & the network is locked down hard because we deal with a ton of personal data. im just a new grunt so no vpn for me yet

Krankenstyle posted:

got it working on a 100% gcloud solution:

code:

# install reqs:
brew cask install google-cloud-sdk
brew install docker

# setup gcloud:
gcloud auth login
gcloud config set project [YOSPOS]

# build image in the butt:
gcloud builds submit --config cloudbuild.yaml .

# config firewall:
gcloud compute firewall-rules create allow-http --allow tcp:80 --target-tags [YOSPOS]
gcloud compute firewall-rules update allow-http --allow tcp:8000 --target-tags [YOSPOS]

# create/run free tier instance:
gcloud beta compute instances create-with-container [YOSPOS]-vm --container-image gcr.io/[YOSPOS]/[YOSPOS]-image --tags [YOSPOS]-server --machine-type=f1-micro

# ===== example cloudbuild.yaml ($PROJECT_ID is autoreplaced by gcloud) ==== #

steps:
- name: 'gcr.io/cloud-builders/docker'
  args: [ 'build', '-t', 'gcr.io/$PROJECT_ID/[YOSPOS]-image', '.' ]
images:
- 'gcr.io/$PROJECT_ID/[YOSPOS]-image'

somewhat different from yours i guess gonads, but i couldnt have done it without u

necrotic posted:

set a budget alert to $0 and you'll get an email at least

might need to do a whole buck or cent or something though i dunno.

Krankenstyle posted:

ah cool, that works. thx

gonadic io posted:

i spent a while looking at automatically turning stuff off. basically the budget alert would trigger a cloud function which would turn off instances. it ended up being real fiddly and i had no confidence in it because it was difficult to test

gonadic io posted:

ctps: utc doesn't have time zones right? I'm trying to work out if

code:

let then = Utc::now();

// some time later
if Utc::now() - Duration(2, HOURS) < then { ... }

will gently caress me or if it's actually always going to be 2 hours of time.

gonadic io posted:

time
will gently caress me

Bloody posted:

it will gently caress you

Kilometres Davis posted:

gonadic io posted:

ctps: utc doesn't have time zones right? I'm trying to work out if

code:

let then = Utc::now();

// some time later
if Utc::now() - Duration(2, HOURS) < then { ... }

will gently caress me or if it's actually always going to be 2 hours of time.

necrotic posted:

utc is just gmt without daylight savings, op.

really you should use swatch time. 1000 ticks is easier math for everyone

Powerful Two-Hander posted:

there is definitely a comment somewhere in a method from me saying "we take the users offset from utc from their browser and store it to work out the offset from the target time in the database when sending, if clocks have changed between setting and sending tough luck"

nobody is gonna miss an hour right?

Soricidus posted:

timb ruins everything. abolish timb imho

Penisface posted:

this sounds like a bad life decision OP

edit: if i get your thing correctly, you should be able to mitigate it by storing the full ISO8601 with timestamp and then using your language's datetime library to calculate the offset so that it also takes into account what the time may be if there is DST involved

Penisface posted:

this sounds like a bad life decision OP

edit: if i get your thing correctly, you should be able to mitigate it by storing the full ISO8601 with timestamp and then using your language's datetime library to calculate the offset so that it also takes into account what the time may be if there is DST involved