reina | GitHub bot and CLI to handle deployments | Continuous Deployment library
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kandi X-RAY | reina Summary
GitHub bot and CLI application to handle deployments and orchestrations of feature stagings on Heroku. We won't use Heroku's App Setup as it seems to require the direct URL to the tarball of a repository which is hard to provide when it is private. So we do pretty much everything manually in the code base.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- set environment variables
- Deploys all apps .
- Parse issue parameters
- Initialize a request .
- The list of apps that have to be used in the API
- Fetch remote repository
- Destroy an application
- Create the config file for this environment
- Setup the bot s development data .
- Deploys all jobs in parallel
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QUESTION
I have the following list element. It contains raw text and columns are based on character length. The first row is always 427 characters wide. the rest of rows are 375 characters wide.
I require to delete the last 9 characters of each one of the rows that are 375 characters wide. that would be carrier positions 367 to 375
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 17:44We can use nchar
with min
on the substr
QUESTION
I am cathing one API and I cannot deserialize a JSON property and I do not know where is the problem.
So I have an object from convertJSON2CSharp :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 19:35The problem is in the models you defined. Base on the JSON your models will be:
QUESTION
I have to do a recursive function in pSQL to get the following query:
- I have a table called
tb_route
withfrom_city
andto_city
- I have another column with the distance in km between different cities.
The table is builded recursively. I have to make a recursive CTE to show the route between two cities (i.e., from 'Santiago de compostela' to 'Saint Jean Pied de Port') showing the total km of the route and the cities where it goes through.
The output has to be something like this:
This is what I've tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 22:58I understand your question as a graph-walking problem. As described in your questions, edges are directed (meaning that you can travel from from_city_name
to to_city_name
, but not the other way around).
Here is an approach using a recursive CTE. The idea is to start from a given city, and then follow all possible routes, while keeping track of the overall travel path in an arry. The recursion stops either when a circle is detected, or when the target city is reached. Then, the outer query filters on the successful paths (there may be none, one or several).
QUESTION
I need to capture everything between "-" characters.
For example:
Example 1: vivo - La reina soy yo
I need: La reina soy yo
.
Example 2: VOD - Te volveré a encontrar - Temporada 1 - Cap 23
I need: Te volveré a encontrar
.
I've this regex, that is only working for example 1 cases:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-26 at 15:17You need to use
QUESTION
This is PHP page that I created to display the data from the database:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 10:57After ALTER
you create new records with INSERT
. If you want pair your cities with existing records, you must identify it:
QUESTION
I have several entries in my keybindings.json
file. Yesterday, shortly after updating to the October VSCode release, I tried adding a few new keybindings through the "Keyboard shortcuts" widget via the Command Palette, but encountered the following error:
I checked for errors in my keybindings.json
file (full copy here), and all I have are entries like the one below.
What's strange about this:
- I only have warnings, yet VSCode complains about errors
- All of these errors are tied to
emacs-mcx
from this extension (for reference I opened an issue with them here just in case)
With this in mind:
- How does VSCode check for values that it can accept? (the warning says "Value is not accepted")
- Can I tell VSCode to ignore those problematic entries? (there is no syntax error per se)
- If all I have are warnings, why does VSCode complain about errors in the file?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-14 at 04:25This was apparently a bug that VSCode resolved here after I created an issue tied to this question (coming out in the October recovery release)
This is because the parser needs option allowTrailingComma to be set to true. It was default to true before.
@aeschli Looks like this was added in last milestone and not adopted in keybindings service.
Patch here
QUESTION
I'm using the google maps API to lookup "long_name" for "administrative_area_level_1" and "country" for a bunch of different latitudes and longitudes.
How do I extract them dynamically?
The JSON doesn't look the same every time. Here is an example of some JSON for a location.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-11 at 10:31Why not have a look at pandas?
QUESTION
I created a web crawler with scrapy, but I've a problem with phone number because it is into a script. The script is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-28 at 10:39it's simple if you already crawled the contents inside the script tag
QUESTION
I have a number of flat tables in BigQuery and I want to join them into a single table which leverages nested and repeated fields at different levels (three here, but potentially more levels in future).
I have been able to do this for a single level as per the techniques in the docs/videos but I cannot seem to get the syntax right for multiple levels.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-06 at 11:23Build-up the structure that you want, one aggregation at a time.
Then convert the result to a string:
QUESTION
I have kind of a simple problem, but I'm having trouble achieving what I want. I have a district column, with 32 different values for all districts in a city. I want to create a column "sector" that says which sector that district belongs to. I thought the obvious approach was through a dictionary and map, but couldn't make it work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-27 at 15:10You are trying to use lists
as the keys in your dict
, which is not possible because lists are mutable and not hashable.
Instead, use the strings by iterating through the values:
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Install reina
Install the gem which will provide you both the executable and the library: $ gem install reinarb. Then, copy somewhere in your machine the config.rb.sample file that you can find here in this repository and rename it as config.rb. Configure the APPS hash map of the config.rb file based on your setup. We can't provide proper documentation for now but with the template we have left and the source code I hope it will be fine enough for you.
$HEROKU_PLATFORM_API
$GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET
$APP_NAME_PREFIX
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