Dirac Development
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Official Documentation
GitSetup
DeveloperInstallation
AddingNewComponents
Dirac in a box (Basic Setup)
- Setup yourself up with a hostcert and a EMI UI, eg by following these instructions.
- Open the relevant ports:
-A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 8443 -j ACCEPT -A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 9130:9200 -j ACCEPT
- Install git (and emacs ;-).
- Make a dirac user, and copy the hostcert/key into .globus
- su - dirac
- Set git up correctly:
git config --global user.name "Your Name" git config --global user.email you@example.com
- You also need the ssh key you use on github
- To save you from typos (the script does not deal well with that :-D ) use
eval "$(ssh-agent)" followed by ssh-add -t 1h
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git clone git@github.com:ic-hep/DIRAC-tools.git
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DIRAC-tools/dirac_in_a_box.py /opt/dirac/ git@github.com:ic-hep
- Ignore "Exception _mysql_exceptions.ProgrammingError" errors
- Test your server.
Fixing a bug/adding a feature :-)
- take ownership of the bug/feature you want to fix
- make a branch: Example: The branch is bug1 and the modified file is ConfigurationSystem/Client/CSCLI.py:
cd /opt/dirac/DIRAC git status (should say "# On branch rel-v6r12") git pull git branch bug1 git checkout bug1 git status (should say "# On branch bug1")
- now add your code/restart the relevant components and test your code :-)
git add ConfigurationSystem/Client/CSCLI.py git commit -m "CLI to accept ctrl-D" git status
- and push it back to github
git push -u origin bug1
- Now go to the git repo webpage and issue a pull request (ensuring to send the request to our (ic-hep) repo, not the main DIRAC repo - check the defaults using the Edit button in the top right corner !!)
- Finally: Switch back to main branch
git checkout rel-v6r12and delete the local copy of the bug1
git branch -d bug1
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