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Provide an IDE agnostic example of design repository #14

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abates opened this issue Mar 24, 2023 · 3 comments
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Provide an IDE agnostic example of design repository #14

abates opened this issue Mar 24, 2023 · 3 comments

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abates commented Mar 24, 2023

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  • Nautobot version: >= 1.5.x
  • design-builder version: 0.1.0

The provided example design repository should be built in such a way as to provide a complete development environment without the need for a specific IDE. The current example is really geared towards users of Visual Studio Code's devcontainer feature.

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It should be very simple for a design developer to have a complete application stack ready for testing and development of standalone design repositories. This functionality should be provided using Python Invoke to align with other NTC tools. The example repository should be used as a template for creating new design repos where a simple clone of the repo and invoke debug will spin up all the necessary components for testing designs.

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mzbroch commented May 19, 2023

Can we plan to refactor branch & backbone , marking them as "example / golden standard" for design builder ?

Most of the content is within designs , we need collaboration and a few hours of refactor .

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abates commented Aug 29, 2023

@mzbroch I've updated/refactored things in #73. Can you please have a look and tell me if that's what you were thinking for a "golden standard" type example?

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mzbroch commented Sep 4, 2023

That looks good!

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