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Integrating taiga to Perceval #1
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Nice, but unfortunately it doesn't solve my problem. My issue isn't about code integration into repository. It's about integration deployment into the grimoirelab/full container. Taking gitlab as model, copying the relevant import sentences and even substituting the files, it doesn't import and the message doesn't provide clues. My files work together when placed in the same directory. Placing the tests up in the same path (in /dist/perceval-0.12.24 it works also. See below). I'm overlooking something and I cannot find it. ` Debug: Executing test_taiga as main (called as ./script.py or as python3 script.py).test_init_with_token (main.TestTaigaClientAgainstMockServer) Ran 15 tests in 0.214s OK |
Ok. I think I've got it! The correct deployment directory within the grimoirelab/full container isn't /dist/perceval-0.12.24/..., but /usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/perceval/backends/core. Now test_minTaiga.py is runned ok by run_tests.py. |
You are right! Just a minor comment about #1 (comment), if you develop the Perceval backend as suggested at #1 (comment), you can then copy the python file that includes the backend to the location /usr/local/lib/python3.5/dist-packages/perceval/backends/core in the container. This would ease the development of the backend. Hope this helps. |
Hi @fioddor ,
First of all, thank you for working on Perceval!
If you want to develop a backend for Perceval, you should
origin
) and one that points to the original repo (upstream
)origin
Examples of this workflow are:
Hope this helps,
Valerio
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