Causam

COMMONS WORKFLOW (thanks greg and brandon!)

code away

sbt publishLocal (or via gpy - NOTE that only libraries have a gpy)

puts it in ~/.ivy2/local

(sbt will use that then)

(code is happy and pushed)

(once you push it to stash, it will be in artifactory)

ungpy (removes ivy/local AND cache - good to do ofen to avoid sbt confusion) (esp before coding)

(then it will reresolve next time)

"sbt uses ivy instaed of maven, doesn't know snapshots"

then either publishLocal again, or just carry on and it will use artifactory

(these just do a self-contained local build)

activator dist

activator compile

nop-client message flow

   EDGE                                CLIENT
   
                                       initial certificate provisioning
                                       
                                       olympicmachines < hello
                                       simplepointframe < heartbeat keepalives (as needed)
   EDGE becomes device-aware
   build config
   send to machine                     olympicmachines > polling config
                                       olympicmachines < polling config ACK
                                       
   start polling                       simplepointframe < data
                                       
                                       (dead) < (buffer until server becomes responsive)

ExpandSet up a Windows client to use Stash ssh key
Use git-for-windows exclusively, it doesn't need putty. Install Git for Windows, set it up to use its own ssh (not plink). Set up this folder with .ssh configuration C:\Users\##user##\.ssh\config Copy the .ssh folder from dropbox, the config looks like this: Host git.poweranalytics.io IdentityFile ~/.ssh/git.poweranalytics.io/id_rsa Now you should be able to pull: cd C:\Michael's Data\development\power_analytics\gec git clone ssh://git@git.poweranalytics.io:7999/gec/pa-pdp-xiagent-csharp.git

ExpandGEM provisioning

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