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Doc generator: Link to DMTF/Redfish repo mentionned in README_config_files.md ? #421

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donzef opened this issue Jul 26, 2022 · 4 comments

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@donzef
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donzef commented Jul 26, 2022

The doc-generator/README_config_files.md asks to clone the DMTF/Redfish repo in order to be able to use the provided json-schema input directory.

Would it be possible to provide a link to that DMTF/Redfish repo ? So we can use provided examples as-is.

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@mraineri
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Unfortunately that's a private repository only accessible to members of the organization. We shouldn't have any examples in here that reference it. We'll need to clean this up to decouple things.

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jautor commented Jul 26, 2022

Agreed - that README needs to be updated to remove that reference, and provide more explicit instructions to set up the equivalent. Essentially, you just need the /json-schema folder from DSP8010 copied locally and referenced in the config file. The only other thing that would be needed to replicate the contents of DSP2046 / DSP0268 are the "example payload" files. Those are not currently published, but I will suggest to the group that we include those in future public release bundles.

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donzef commented Jul 26, 2022

Thanks for the tips. I bumped into DSP2046 file not found errors and, if I remember correctly, I bumped also into a mockup or mockups file not found.... So, yes, it would be good to have a valid json-schema directory somewhere in the Redfish-Tools repo.

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Could you please make DSP2046-examples folder public too? It is required by the "standard_html" sample.

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