Closed pkgw closed 2 years ago
@Carifio24 If you have the chance, would you be able to give this a review?
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@pkgw Sure! I'll let you know if I have any questions.
So after getting SSH connection sharing set up (had never played with that before), this seems to be working for me between my laptop and desktop (including the wwtdatatool
process being shut down on the remote machine when I terminate locally). Very cool!
I was using a FITS image that I happened to have (a W5 image that's used in some glue examples). Do you have any suggestions for some other good test cases (or where I could find them)? I'd like to try this out with a few more examples.
There are a few more example files in https://github.com/WorldWideTelescope/pywwt-notebooks/tree/master/data . I don't think I have a big example file handy, though.
Docs build failing due to an expired certificate for dotnetfoundation.org, and Codecov is completely right but we're going to plunge on ahead anyway.
Scratching a personal itch: this adds a
-t
option to thetoasty view
command that makes it work on remote hosts! It will automatically do all of the SSH magic to get the right thing to happen.The trickiest part here was getting it so that the remote HTTP server would shut down reliably. As far as I can tell, the best way to do that is by having it periodically print out messages to stdout, which will raise EPIPE if/when the connection drops. This is the new
--heartbeat
option added towwtdatatool serve
.I don't see how we're going to make this testable automatically, so ... sorry.