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Pipeline is a GPL3-licensed Go package for building, executing and representing pipelines (aka workflows / templates).
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- Graph creates a stage
- spawnAsync runs the given number of workers concurrently .
- RunPipeline is the same as RunPipeline but panics on failure .
- RunGraphRendering runs the graph
- CreateUMLActivityRenderer creates a UI renderer .
- CreateConditionalStage creates a conditional stage
- CreateTracedStage creates a new stage
- createMeatTooBigStatement returns a function to return whether the tag size is greater or equal to the header .
- CreateConditionalGroup creates a conditional group
- CreateStageLifecycle returns a stage for the given stage .
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QUESTION
Go and binaries were part of our docker image.
I tried all possible combinations to build Go binary
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-25 at 02:57golang:1.14 is not alpine base but debian base. So of course you cannot run the debian build binary in alpine image.
Try replace
FROM golang:${GOLANG_VERSION} as build-helpers
with
FROM golang:${GOLANG_VERSION}-alpine as build-helpers
and add following lines to download necessary lib for building binary
QUESTION
Never worked with django-rq, redis. The problem should be solved easily, I think, but I do not know how.
When I start the server, I get this error ImportError: cannot import name get_failed_queue
I'm use Python 2.7
Full Traceback
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-13 at 03:05This happens because you use django-rq==2.0 that requires rq>=1.0. The function get_failed_queue() does not exist in rq==1.0 anymore, read the release notes to learn how to change your code to make it work again: https://github.com/rq/rq/releases/tag/v1.0
Otherwise, you can just downgrade to django-rq==1.3.1 and rq==0.13
QUESTION
I'm working on a Django project with some amount of front-end JavaScript code. I'm in the process of migrating the JavaScript packaging and minification from djanog-pipeline to webpack with django-webpack-loader.
django-webpack-loader works by running webpack separate from any Django processes to generate packed bundles. django-webpack-loader will then read a JSON file written by webpack-bundle-tracker and use the information to insert the correct paths into HTML templates.
This works flawlessly but there is one catch: Some of our unit tests will access the Django application using the integrated Django test client, which renders full HTML responses so that tests can inspect the generated result. Test may be run without any webpack-related setup having been done. So the packed bundles and JSON file may not exist. These are not necessary for the purpose of testing the frontend code, only the dynamically generated HTML is inspected. Having test fail just because someone forgot to run webpack leads to frustration.
Ideally, I would have django-webpack-loader just use dummy URLs in the inserted
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-16 at 03:03You can patch the loader altogether to bypass anything that django-webpack-loader might do:
QUESTION
I have an issue with django-ckeditor, I'm using it with django-pipeline, everything it's ok when is run locally, but if DEBUG=False the ckeditor.js used is the compressed one and fails.
This is the issue I get from the developer tools in chrome when I load the admin to render a field that use django-ckeditor
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-05 at 09:47You were on the right track as explained here: https://github.com/django-ckeditor/django-ckeditor/blob/master/README.rst#id2
You need to place JS assets in the right order in your Django template.
The following solved it for me:
QUESTION
I've been tasked with converting the static asset management for a Django project to webpack (it currently uses django pipeline).
I got the JavaScript done no problem, then moved onto the SASS files, using sass-loader, which to my horror seems to want to convert the CSS into JavaScript, which is apparently a thing these days.
Questions:
- Why would I want to do this?
- Is it worthwhile doing on a django project?
- What needs to change in the HTML templates for this to work?
- Are there any Django plugins which help with this?
EDIT:
Apparently it is css-loader which converts .css to js not sass-loader, but if I comment that out like below:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-12 at 07:50I believe it is css-loader which converts .css to js not sass-loader. Check first three lines in sass-loader readme.
I'm frontend developer so I can answer only for your first question:
Why convert
csstojs?you can use relative path (otherwise you have to keep in mind how your project will be structured after compilation).
you can import name of classes and attach hash to it. In such case you can reuse class names such
.box.containeretc. without fear to mess something in your styles because in compiled version they would look like.box-h12f2from one file and.box-aeg2from another.- you can import values from your css to js. Some libraries can customize colors, but they do it inside js. Usually you want to have single source of truth, in order to change styles easily in one place for whole project.
try this config (with src/styles.scss file)
QUESTION
I'm migrating a project to python on docker for a better "facility" for development. Ut's a project that runs with python 2.7, Django 1.6.8 and several RPC dependencies
I find myself with a crash of the application with this stacktrace that I can't find the missing module (No module named coros).
I'm thinking it should either be an addiction problem related to a version that is not good or an addiction installed on the default bone but not on the docker bone. Do you have any ideas or suggestions to correct this problem?
My Dockerfile
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-04 at 13:35The traceback shows that zerorpc 0.4.4 is trying to import gevent.coreos, which was removed in gevent 1.2.
Eventually, you want to upgrade zerorpc to a newer version that doesn't try to import gevent.coreos, but that may require further dependency/code changes.
A more minimal change would be to try installing gevent<1.2 instead.
QUESTION
I have recently added npm to my project in order to keep better track of my js dependencies. Previously I have just been git cloning to my static/vendor folder.
I've also added gulp , but have only got it doing hello world things right now. It seems simple enough - it can watch files, minify assets, compile Sass. Eventually I will probably switch to Webpack, but gulp is simple and working for now. I don't want to use django-compressor or django-pipeline.
So let's say I run npm install vis to pull in visjs. It gets added to node_modules and a record is added to package.json dependencies.
A) Do I reference vis/dist right where it is in node_mods in my template scripts?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-13 at 15:37STATICFILES_DIRS tells Django where to find all the static assets (which will later be "collected" for a deployment, but we can ignore that for the moment). That setting will need to include wherever you have gulp placing the processed assets, or you can have gulp put them into $BASE_DIR/static to avoid changing your setting if you prefer.
From there, you should be using the static templatetag
QUESTION
I'm trying to add a social media authentication to a website using Social-auth-app-django.
So I've created different apps for the most popular social media websites (Facebook, Twitter, Google+), and have set the callback url there.
But I'm coming across an error when I'm redirected back to the website from say Facebook:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-06 at 14:43This error raises when trying to get a slice from a dict object. So, yes at the point of the last line of the traceback, pipelines is a dict object when it is supposed to be a sequence which default value is sociel_core.pipeline.DEFAULT_AUTH_PIPELINE unless your settings provides a PIPELINE object.
Thus I suspect something probably in your settings module that messes this PIPELINE that should be a sequence (list, tuple, custom) and not a dict.
Hints: install ipython and play with python manage.py shell and inspect the followings.
QUESTION
I've followed django-pipeline docs and I am having an issue when collecting static, the console shows that the specified file is not found.
collectstatic works without djanog-pipeline. I also tried to add static file at the same level as manage.py didn't make any difference...
Here's how my app tree is configured :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-04 at 15:13I ended up using django-compressor and django-sass-processor. Which works like django-pipeline, I couldn't find the reason of this specific issue, but everything worked out with these other packages that does nearly the same thing as pipeline when combined.
If you have trouble installing django-compressor wiith pip try with these commands :
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