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Add script chaining A/V Pairtree, Metagetter, and Festerize #4
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Want to update the main README to reflect the two-step build process while you're here making changes? |
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Other than my review changes above. This looks good. Can't speak for the festerize and jar commands. But I get this gist of what's going on. |
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Looks like the first commit wasn't signed? https://github.com/UCLALibrary/av-pairtree/pull/4/commits |
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yeah, I forgot to set |
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I'm not sure either, but I'd guess you'll need to rebase/squash locally and force push that before GitHub will let you merge. |
# This is the 1st commit message: SERV-505 Added jobsQueue to watcherVerticle # This is the commit message #2: [SERV-505] Addition of JobsQueue Class and Test # This is the commit message #3: [SERV-505] Consistency update to CsvItemTest.java # This is the commit message #4: [SERV-505] Cleaned up JobsQueue code # This is the commit message #5: [SERV-505] Completion of JobsQueue functionality and added to WatcherVerticle # This is the commit message #6: [SERV-505] Added in messages # This is the commit message #7: [SERV-505] Fix checkstyle and delete unnecessary files # This is the commit message #8: [SERV-505] Fixed checkstyle violations
I have only tested this on my local so far, since Metagetter and Festerize aren't installed on the machine where A/V Pairtree is. Also note the hard-coded path of the Metagetter JAR on L6. I suspect this will probably have to be changed. Should the path be configured with an env var? I also realize the error checking in this script is pretty minimal; wasn't sure how robust to make it since it sounds like it might be relatively short-lived.