Open vorburger opened 5 years ago
at the very least scripted so that anyone can do it manually
Have you guys heard the one about... how many engineers does it take to copy a few files from one place to another? Answer A: 'bout ~10 of 'em and 5 months? Answer B: One and 1h to figure out some bash foo ... :smile: See #557 for a proposed sync.sh
, and #558 for the result of running that.
at best running nightly in a CI/CD somewhere.
This ^^^ 2nd part is still open so far, of course. Anyone wants to finish this up?
Happy to facilitate automate syncing of public ODL models, per the discussion we had with the ODL team last year, as you referred to.
FYI I have submitted one ODL internship project to finish this work (https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/Interns/Projects#Yang_Models_Publish). @vorburger or @einarnn , can any of you please summarize what is missing here? Also, can the sync script run in ODL project itself so we can set the trigger to our wish?
please summarize what is missing here?
just finish up #557 & #558 AFAIK.
Also, can the sync script run in ODL project itself
Sure, if you get a token from this project to push to it.
FTR: I am unfortunately currently no longer actively involved with this community, and am unlikely to be able to comment further - best of luck!
Thanks @vorburger, this info should be enough to get us going :)
In https://github.com/YangModels/yang/issues/554, @bclaise suggested:
This isn't something I should manually clobber together once, but which should be automated... at the very least scripted so that anyone can do it manually, at best running nightly in a CI/CD somewhere.
I remember having seen emails with subject "Publishing ODL models to github" about this last year on the ODL TSC mailing list, but looks like it hasn't actually happened: