comment synchroniser un projet avec le modele ?

[gmembre-zenika]

Je n'ai pas trouvé dans les wikis de zenika-formation-framework et Formation--Modele comment mettre à jour une formation déjà existante.

Quelle est la procédure, quelle est la version à utiliser ?

[hgwood]

I don't think there is any written procedure I'm afraid. What's generally done is to add the remote of the model to your repo, and cherry-pick or merge changes that you are interested in. It might be a bit tricky to figure out what commit to pick if your repo is far behind the model. You could try and find the last time your repo was sync'ed and rebase all commits from model/master that were made since that time.

[gmembre-zenika]

not simple :)

could you please provide some examples and I'll add to the wiki ?

Thx

[hgwood]

Sure. Could you give the name of the repo you want to update? I'll use it as an example, without actually updating it so that you can do it yourself afterwards.

[gmembre-zenika]

Yep : formation-microservices-developpeurs

Thx !

[hgwood]

Hi @gmembre-zenika

I see that formation-microservices-developpeurs is already at framework version 2. So you be able to follow the framework migration guide from v2 to v3 and you should be fine.

[jlandure]

I handle it 👌

[jlandure]

I think the following command to find the version in the package.json is not working on my laptop. cat package.json

{
  "name": "formation-microservices-developpeurs",
  "description": "Formation Microservices Developpeurs",
  "version": "0.0.1",
  "author": "Zenika",
  "homepage": "http://zenika.com/formation-microservices-developpeurs.html",
  "repository": {
    "type": "git",
    "url": "https://github.com/Zenika/formation-microservices-developpeurs.git"
  },
  "private": true,
  "dependencies": {
    "grunt": "^0.4.5",
    "gulp": "^3.9.0",
    "zenika-formation-framework": "^3.0.0"
  },
  "scripts": {
    "start": "grunt",
    "deploy": "zenika-formation-deploy"
  }
}

And then, cat package.json | sed -n -e '/"zenika-formation-framework":/ s/.*"\^\([0-9]\+\).*".*/\1/p' shows nothing. So the docker image used is the latest (5 months old).

[hgwood]

I've triggered a new build of the docker image so that latest==v3.1.0.

[hgwood]

@jlandure the command you give works fine on the package.json you give on my machine. I'm confused.

[looztra]

It looks like a duplicate of #212 no?

[hgwood]

Well not quite because #212 is about automating the updating, while this one is about how to do it right now without automation. This issue has been answered and should be closed. The problem about the regex and package.json raised by @jlandure should have its own issue.