Closed pvbouwel closed 9 years ago
Wow, thanks Peter. I will review this soon (but probably after re:invent).
There is no hurry, currently I am using my fork to check up on tags a few times a day and to propagate them when necessary, so I am not blocked.
Thank you for creating this nice monkey.
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Wow, thanks Peter. I will review this soon (but probably after re:invent).
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Just curious as to whether these changes have been implemented into version 0.7.0. The source seems to include a yml configuration file ( at conf/graffiti_monkey.yml), but I used pip to install graffiti monkey. Do I need to remove graffiti monkey with pip, change the configuration file and then build from source or can I create this configuration file somewhere that my pip-installed version can use it?
Hi StubbsPKS,
No this is not yet implemented in graffiti-monkey, it still needs to be pulled in. It is working (I alread use it myself). I did however notice thanks to your post that the Travis build was failing since my requirements.txt was not correclty. Now I see as well that it fails due too missing boto credentials. Tests on my setup run fine but tests shouldn't depend on presence of credentials so I'll look into it.
Build is fixed again.
Thank you very much @pvbouwel, particularly for getting the test passing again.
Merged.
You're welcome. I was surprised I'd broken them :-). On Dec 16, 2014 6:13 AM, "Peter Sankauskas" notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you very much @pvbouwel https://github.com/pvbouwel, particularly for getting the test passing again.
Merged.
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Hi,
These commits add some testing on calling the application and where primarily used to make sure that I don't change any behavior from the application. In order to made it easier testable I refactored cli.py a little bit so that mocking would be more easy. Other than that the first commit doesn't implement real changes. The 2nd commit adds the possibility to take a configuration file to define the tags that are to be propagated. This allows people to use graffiti-monkey for any tags they wish.
Kind regards,
Peter