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chore: add a development explainer #930
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Now, any time one of these tools is run, your local copy will be used. | ||
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> Any time you change a Go based tool in your local repo, you must run `make build` in the tools repo for the changes to take effect with Obot. |
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Well I usually only build that binary specifically for the tool I care instead of building all of it.
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just some docs nits
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## Debugging Obot | ||
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It is possible to run the server and/or UIs in and IDE for debugging purposes. These steps layout what is necessary for Jet Brains IDEs, but an equivalent process can be used with VSCode based editors. |
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tiny nits
It is possible to run the server and/or UIs in and IDE for debugging purposes. These steps layout what is necessary for Jet Brains IDEs, but an equivalent process can be used with VSCode based editors. | |
It is possible to run the server and/or UIs in and IDE for debugging purposes. These steps layout what is necessary for JetBrains IDEs, but an equivalent process can be used with VSCode-based editors. |
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Done.
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### Admin UI | ||
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To run the Admin UI in GoLand or Web Storm: |
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tiny nit:
To run the Admin UI in GoLand or Web Storm: | |
To run the Admin UI in GoLand or WebStorm: |
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Done.
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### User UI | ||
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To run the User UI in GoLand or Web Storm: |
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tiny nit:
To run the User UI in GoLand or Web Storm: | |
To run the User UI in GoLand or WebStorm: |
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Done.
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## Obot Credentials | ||
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The GPTScript credentials for Obot are, by default, store in an SQLite database called `obot-credentials.db` in the root of the obot repo. You can use the `sqlite3` CLI to inspect the database directly: `sqlite3 obot-credentials.db`. |
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The GPTScript credentials for Obot are, by default, store in an SQLite database called `obot-credentials.db` in the root of the obot repo. You can use the `sqlite3` CLI to inspect the database directly: `sqlite3 obot-credentials.db`. | |
The GPTScript credentials for Obot are, by default, stored in a SQLite database called `obot-credentials.db` in the root of the obot repo. You can use the `sqlite3` CLI to inspect the database directly: `sqlite3 obot-credentials.db`. |
I know it's probably technically pronounced "S Q lite", but I'm pretty sure most people just say "sequelite".
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Done.
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- name: Setup Depot | ||
uses: depot/setup-action@v1 | ||
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- name: Build and push Docker image |
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Note for myself to fix this
- name: Build and push Docker image | |
- name: Build Docker Image |
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Done.
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This change also adds a docker build step to CI and adds the http/ directory to the gitignore. Signed-off-by: Donnie Adams <[email protected]>
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This change also adds a docker build step to CI and adds the http/ directory to the gitignore.
Issue: #909