#bridgy 2018-03-12

2018-03-12 UTC
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@brendandawes Really like Webmentions and how it works especially when used with http://brid.gy https://indieweb.org/Webmention The web is a conversation again. (twitter.com/_/status/973152828104630272)
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[snarfed] Python 2+3 compatibility, whee
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schmarty snarfed++ whee!
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Loqi snarfed has 7 karma in this channel (368 overall)
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bear oh boy - yes "wheee" -- 2.7 with it's forward look lib is a huge boon
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bear until you run into Requests
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[snarfed] bear: huh. urllib.requests? (I'm using the third party requests library in 2/3 compatible code now and that seems fine so far)
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bear no - this one http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/
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[snarfed] huh ok, i haven't hit issues yet
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bear it doesn't (that i've seen) have a 3.0 release out for some of it's more fun features
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[snarfed] oh sure, but at least functional
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[snarfed] btw porting these projects to circle 2 has gone well so far! a bit tricky getting both Python 2 and 3 usable, had to install python3 pip manually since evidently the one Debian (14?) shipped was broken (?), but otherwise ok
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bear most of mine were related to really old uses of it
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bear you can specify your own container base image if that helps
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bear what is your github org name on circleci - let me see what extras I can enable for you
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snarfed1 ooh sure! the repos are just under my username, snarfed. oauth-dropins, granary, bridgy
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snarfed example config in https://github.com/snarfed/oauth-dropins/blob/python3/.circleci/config.yml , feel free to tell me anything i'm doing wrong
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snarfed oh and i misspoke, i needed a fixed version of py3 venv, not pip. got it with apt-get install -y python3.4-venv
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bear yea, venv and pip and wheel sometimes cause me waves of glitches, but then they settle down
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snarfed porting my work repo, however, will be a whole different beast...
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bear :)
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bear so, one of the easier things you can do is to check the box "open source"
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bear in your project preferences
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bear as long as the project is public you will get a bump from 1 to 4 containers
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bear doing that should enable most of your tests to run in parallel
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snarfed true! thanks! latency/throughput aren't actually problems or priorities for my open source projects, so i haven't parallelized them yet
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snarfed (er, latency/throughput/build speed)
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bear another thing you could try is to persist your pip/venv working environment in a workflow - workflows share artifacts so once it's installed the other job runs will pick that change up
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bear https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/artifacts/ <-- has the config-fu on how to mark a directory as being persisted
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bear and https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/workflows/#overview
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snarfed ah, interesting, so a more explicit, manageable alternative to cache
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snarfed thx!
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bear yes
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bear and the workflow keeps it sync'd across workflow job runs so you don't have to be explicit about it
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@kevinmarks @doriantaylor @rhiaro Yes, in that microformats tries much harder to converge and reuse properties rather than declare equivalence. In a sense http://brid.gy is doing the sameAs mapping as a service. Subclasses etc don't fit the worldview, it's more like mixins. (twitter.com/_/status/973342636475117568)
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