11 May 2021 |
cmart | dunno! | 18:32:07 |
cmart | it's the server stats discoverer traveler bot | 18:32:25 |
julianp | cmart: Do you check the 'delete branch' after merged checkbox in your MRs? Dealing with your remote is becoming tricky with all the stale branches. | 18:47:40 |
cmart | sometimes, when I remember to! | 18:49:10 |
cmart | send me that branch pruning one-liner 😁 | 18:49:44 |
julianp |
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julianp | * git branch -a --merged | grep 'remotes/cmart' | grep -v HEAD | grep -v master | cut -d '/' -f3 | xargs -I % echo git push cmart :%
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julianp | Redacted or Malformed Event | 18:52:32 |
julianp | * git branch -a --no-merged | grep 'remotes/cmart' | grep -v HEAD | grep -v master | cut -d '/' -f3 | xargs -I % echo git push cmart :%
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julianp | Redacted or Malformed Event | 18:57:05 |
hritchie | I'm having some trouble understanding what I need to do to get the cors proxy server running locally. I've read https://gitlab.com/exosphere/exosphere/-/blob/master/docs/cloud-cors-proxy.md but it isn't clear to me how to accomplish the tasks described there. Any details on how you would "Supply/generate your own TLS certificate"? This would be on a mac, fwiw, and I'm running the app in docker if that changes anything. Thanks | 18:57:24 |
julianp | * Ignore.
I'm going to have to rethink this for your case. Here is an article for later consumption: https://railsware.com/blog/git-housekeeping-tutorial-clean-up-outdated-branches-in-local-and-remote-repositories/ | 18:59:17 |
julianp | * ~It assumes your remote is named cmart , and will echo the commands first. Change as required and remove echo ~ | 18:59:43 |
julianp | * ~~It assumes your remote is named cmart , and will echo the commands first. Change as required and remove echo ~~ | 18:59:49 |
cmart | hritchie I can help but do you need to run one locally? The CCP at https://try-dev.exosphere.app/proxy ought to meet all your needs | 19:04:48 |
cmart | it's used by default, defined in config.js for the client app | 19:05:21 |
julianp | The missing piece might be that you have to use http://app.exosphere.localhost:8000 for the CCP to accept your requests. | 19:06:24 |
cmart | ^ yep, when running Exosphere locally served by elm-live | 19:06:43 |
julianp | Ah, I see line 134 in README.md says localhost:8000 instead of app.exosphere.localhost:8000. | 19:09:08 |
julianp | * Ah, I see line 134 in README.md says 127.0.0.1:8000 instead of app.exosphere.localhost:8000. | 19:09:44 |
cmart | fix for readme, ready to review
https://gitlab.com/exosphere/exosphere/-/merge_requests/433 | 19:13:45 |
cmart | hritchie is this helpful? | 19:20:58 |
hritchie | not working for me yet. the mac is in the other room, so I went there to see if "localhost" was important, but no dice | 19:21:32 |
hritchie | localhost:8000 loads, but app.exosphere.localhost:8000 does not | 19:22:29 |
julianp | Hmm... You might need to add app.exosphere.localhost into your /etc/hosts file. I didn't think that was necessary, but try it. | 19:27:31 |
julianp | This line:
127.0.0.1 app.exosphere.localhost
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julianp | Which version of MacOS are you running Heath? | 19:32:56 |
julianp | * Which version of macOS are you running Heath? | 19:33:08 |
julianp | Also, are you accessing the Exosphere app over a local network? | 19:34:39 |
julianp | And if you are accessing it over the local network, are you using the LAN IP address, or are you using SSH port-forwarding? | 19:39:46 |