I've got a local package installing a systemd template unit file at
/etc/systemd/system/koha-mq-scheduler@.service. Now all it takes it
"systemctl start koha-mq-scheduler@INSTANCE.service" to start, but in
hindsight it actually makes sense to use koha-mq-scheduler script to handle
--enable, --disab
Unfortunately, I was exaggerating, when I said “task scheduler”. What I really
have right now is just a FIFO worker that handles a long-running task for a
custom local tool. I want to start small and build up, rather than trying to
design something that will meet every use case.
But I have
Yeah, and contribute that task schedule in the meantime
El mié., 3 de junio de 2020 23:31, escribió:
> Hi all,
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> What do people think about replacing some of the koha-* script files with
> systemd unit files?
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> I’m creating a service for a RabbitMQ-based task scheduler and my unit
>
Hi all,
What do people think about replacing some of the koha-* script files with
systemd unit files?
I'm creating a service for a RabbitMQ-based task scheduler and my unit file
is 17 declarative configuration lines. Creating a koha-mq-scheduler file
looks like it'll be hundreds of lines of
Ohhh I think I follow. So we wouldn't need to reference Bootstrap directly at
all? We'd just point to opac.css and that would include all the Bootstrap CSS
as well as our customizations?
That sounds pretty awesome to me.
David Cook
Systems Librarian
Prosentient Systems
72/330 Wattle St
Ultimo,
> Can you expand more on that?
Yes. Bootstrap assets would be downloaded in a dev environment during
"yarn install" as we do other npm packages. In the OPAC SCSS we can
then reference those files when we build the OPAC CSS:
/* Bootstrap imports */
@import "../../../../../node_modules/bootstrap/sc
Can you expand more on that?
At the moment, don't you compile the SCSS files, and commit those to the git
repo? Would the Bootstrap assets be downloaded by npm for that process then
thrown away (and a CDN used instead on the OPAC) or...?
David Cook
Systems Librarian
Prosentient Systems
72/330
Hi all,
I've been working on a Bootstrap 4 upgrade to the OPAC (Bug 20168,
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=20168).
My work in progress is here:
https://gitlab.com/koha-dev/koha-dev/-/tree/wip-2020-05-14-opac-bootstrap-4
One of the differences between this version and ma
Awesome, Liz!
El mié., 3 jun. 2020 a las 14:54, Liz Rea () escribió:
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> Hi all,
>
> As the release is now done, yesterday ~3pm Central Standard Time I ran a
> repack on the Koha repo. The repo is now 1.03G in size, down from 4.6G.
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> There is more work to be done on that server - namely it's go
Hi all,
As the release is now done, yesterday ~3pm Central Standard Time I ran a
repack on the Koha repo. The repo is now 1.03G in size, down from 4.6G.
There is more work to be done on that server - namely it's got a old and
busted (and cantankerous!) OS, and thusly an old and busted (and
cantan
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