feat(dev): add docker-compose, gickup devel example #1
devel_init into main Great start! Thank you.
General comments: feat(search) sounds like it would be all over the place in the code-search repo. :D For this it would be more appropriate to have something like feat(dev).
Also, I would put the /devel into /dev/forgejo because it sets up forgejo and I will also try out Hound as an independent service (also /dev instead of /devel because it's shorter and shorter is sweeter and I like sweet things; kidding aside, if something can be explained in fewer word/characters, then that's the way to go).
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# GLOBAL
REPO_INDEXER_ENABLED=true
# bleve
These could use some link to docs and/or a short summary what they do (i.e., what is bleve?).
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## Prerequisites
- `bash`
To be precise, there is nothing bash-specific so this could be omitted and/or replaced by a generic "shell" (without any kind of quotes/apostrophes).
The gickup.sh script has /usr/bin/env bash signature, that’s why it’s here.. I should prolly change they
Yeah, I commented there as well.
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restart:unless-stopped
container_name:prometheus
ports:
- '9090:9090'
Some arrays are indented and some are not (like this one). I prefer indented because they look nicer to me.
Idk, do we have some information about a standard regarding this? For example prettier prefers to indent, however the Kubernetes community generally not
There is no standard. In k8s it's also a mix of the two when one reads enough of the docs. But yes, there the non-indented variant is more prevalent. I would simply follow prettier as its popularity is crushing (I'm also biased because it does what I prefer).
Ok, let's do it
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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scrape_configs:
arrays could be indented in this file as well
Great start! Thank you.
General comments: feat(search) sounds like it would be all over the place in the code-search repo. :D For this it would be more appropriate to have something like feat(dev).
Also, I would put the /devel into /dev/forgejo because it sets up forgejo and I will also try out Hound as an independent service (also /dev instead of /devel because it's shorter and shorter is sweeter and I like sweet things; kidding aside, if something can be explained in fewer word/characters, then that's the way to go).
Makes sense - the idea here is that we will Control each use case from within the .env file - i will just move /devel to /dev, sounds good?
Great start! Thank you.
General comments: feat(search) sounds like it would be all over the place in the code-search repo. :D For this it would be more appropriate to have something like feat(dev).
Also, I would put the /devel into /dev/forgejo because it sets up forgejo and I will also try out Hound as an independent service (also /dev instead of /devel because it's shorter and shorter is sweeter and I like sweet things; kidding aside, if something can be explained in fewer word/characters, then that's the way to go).
Makes sense - the idea here is that we will Control each use case from within the .env file - i will just move /devel to /dev, sounds good?
Ok, although some alternatives may not depend on Forgejo (at least for now). The inline comments are more important, let's say, so let's not spend too much time discussing paths. :D
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