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| == development on browserbox-dev with testing on browserbox-dev or the browserbox ==
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| This section is for developers. It's not relevant for QA.
| | See http://genomewiki.ucsc.edu/genecats/index.php/Gbib_development |
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| You can start and stop browserbox-dev with the aliases devStart and devStop. Browserbox-dev listens at 1236 for web requests and at 1237 for ssh.
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| All virtual machines live in qateam/VirtualBox VMs/. The central virtualbox xml config file where they are registered is ~/.config/VirtualBox/VirtualBox.xml
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| start browserbox-dev:
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| devStart
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| connect + git pull + compile:
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| ssh devbox
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| compileCgis
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| You can now test the CGIs on port 1236 of hgwdev. You can also hack on the /home/browser/kent directory and e.g. run makes in there.
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| To do a more realistic test, the alpha binaries can also be put into the final browserbox.
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| To copy the alpha binaries into the browserbox: Copy them from devbox to alpha distribution rsync server directory (this command is defined in qateam's .bashrc) by running this command as qateam:
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| boxUpdateAlpha
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| Now start the box and pull the alpha binaries from the rsync server:
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| boxStart
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| ssh box
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| updateBrowser alpha
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| You can now use the alpha CGIs on port 1234 of hgwdev.
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| When you're done: stop the development box:
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| devStop
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Latest revision as of 11:44, 21 August 2018
