For deployments, I agree with you. Our pipeline works similar to what you
describe.
We open-sourced this tool and I'm cleaning some stuff up for a release. I
am trying to safeguard against the most likely user-errors based on past
experiences.
The hashing is working well, and was inspired by
I didn't understand the issue at first. The thing you are trying to avoid
is that a script is run with the wrong configuration file because multiple
configuration files exist on every server instance, ie. a production.ini is
on the staging server and a staging.ini is also on the production server?
That just overly complicates things by requiring Celery and having to set
it up. Some commandline scripts require Pyramid to be running, others
don't. I'd like to keep this simple.
On Friday, January 10, 2025 at 3:48:30 AM UTC-5 Luke Crooks wrote:
> "I invoke periodic operations that are ofte
"I invoke periodic operations that are often long running"
If you invoke celery to manage these, and have celery execute from inside
the pyramid, it will be running if the pyramid application is...
Then execute any shell scripts with subprocess?
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