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Create dev folder for devtools #217
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* Initialize `findbom.sh` to search for Byte Order Marks **NOTE**: I haven't found anything Command Prompt wise to do this in Windows but there is WSH that I will look into to see if that is possible.
Create dev folder for devtools
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Knew you were going to say that... :P""" ;) |
Applies to OpenUserJS#217
You might have to edit the command for the storage path if we want preserve scripts we have uploaded locally. But I guess devs could always move their folder (this way would require updating |
I am reading greek here at the moment... what do you mean? Is fakes3 going to tuck things in dev folder now? How about you show me what you want done... I'm not real familiar with fakes3 at all... I just invoke it usually and I know it stores script source here. |
Is there a parm to tell fakes3 to use one path up? or I could just |
ehh... I think we could just tell devs to invoke it from the project root using |
#!/bin/bash
fakes3 -r fakeS3 -p 10001
Correct. And ignore the old directory. Probably doesn't matter since I'm going to wipe the dev database of everything except users. |
Do you really want the data store out of the project root and in dev folder then? It doesn't seem like it would really make much difference... when I grep for things it's still going to search those folders. I can just type Heh just noticed I have a |
* This is a little easier to type than `./fakes3.sh` at least for me anyways. * In case they don't do it from there I've already added it to the .gitignore in 20c3e9f20c3e9f9b21ca442f84bedbbdc86cbf4b65aa20f Applies to OpenUserJS#217
Your recently merged PRs work for me. |
Sorry... I thought this was trivial... I'll wait on non-docs from now on as much as possible. Glad to hear they work though. :) |
It's my fault. I get confusing when I'm tired. This was a good change. It |
findbom.sh
to search for Byte Order MarksNOTE: I haven't found anything Command Prompt wise to do this in Windows but there is WSH that I will look into to see if that is possible.
Automerge since this doesn't affect any code anywhere. As per sizzles recommendation at #206 (comment)