Closed tschoonj closed 4 years ago
@tschoonj I'm no longer using pylint, so if you want to rebase with master it should skip that bit. I have mixed feelings because pylint will catch the extra imports, etc., but I think just using black will make it much easier to contribute.
Also, don't forget to bump the version and update the changelog. Did you want to freeze the version of the http library here too, to fix #252 ?
@tschoonj I think you missed my comment above, see https://github.com/singularityhub/sregistry-cli/pull/253#issuecomment-585331887 !
Perfecto! Testing passing - installing this works for you locally?
And sorry for the delay, had some soft work to do this morning (releasing podcast)
Yep works locally for me.
Where can I find your podcasts by the way?
RSE Stories! Here is today's episode https://us-rse.org/rse-stories/2020/keoni-gandall/
okay, and on pypi! https://pypi.org/project/sregistry/0.2.34/ This will trigger the conda bot to create a new release, and then we can update versions there. Does that work? Thank you kindly for taking charge to fix this up!
Nice! I will try and give it a listen soon. By the way I am changing jobs in three weeks and will be a research software engineer myself then 😄
Yep conda bot should pick up on this within the hour.
Wow awesome!! Any details to share? And can I interview you on RSE Stories? We can schedule it for a few months down so you have some time to settle in :)
I will be working at the Rosalind Franklin Institute, which is right across from my current employer Diamond Light Source. Not sure exactly what I will be doing, but it will definitely involve cloud computing and HPC....
I am not sure my activities will be interesting enough for an interview, but I will keep it in mind 😄
Well, based on the fact that I can click that site and it already seems cool and I have a lot of questions, I think you would be a good fit :) You know, most folks that are on the show (that result in really interesting episodes!) say similar - I think it's more that your life is so familiar to you it doesn't seem interesting, but for another RSE with a very different reality, it's new and exciting (and we generally like to hear about these other RSE realities / stories).
This commit ensures that the google backends pull methods result in the program exiting with return code 1 instead of 0, when the image could not be found. I find this a useful feature to exploit in scripts...