After getting Pycharm set up and watching some quick tutorials about connecting it with Github, I still can't find anywhere that is giving me the full information for how to connect PyCharm to GitHub. I think that I've managed to accomplish most of it, but there is one final step that I still haven't figured out.
Jetbrain documents how to sync with Github, which says to "Click this link and specify the remote name and URL in the dialog that opens." Unfortunately, as a beginner to coding, I have no idea was the remote URL is, and that page doesn't even say what a remote URL is. I can't find any information beyond what is on the Jetbrains website.
There is one question on StackOverflow from a few years ago that about setting up a remote, but the answers merely say that "You need to set up a remote" without saying how to do so. So, how do I set up a remote? How do I define remote? What URL should I use, and how to I go about finding it?
Most likely, by "remote" they mean the location of your repo on Github. You can get this by clicking the green "clone or download" on the repo's Github page.
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I have a problem with Amundsen, I ran a git clone straight from the Amundsen repository and installed in my machine Ubuntu by Docker, following the documentation and I was able to make work the search for dataset but for people I could not, even changing the indexUsers from false to true, I tried to recreate Docker from scratch and it still didn’t work
Can anyone help me ?
This is the expected return
but when I search in nav-bar this is return
The resource of people does not appear even enabled
i was hoping to receive feedback on the search for the Elasticseach people characteristic of the world but the front is not working
How can I update a python script remotely. I have a program which I would like to share, however it will be frequently updates, therefore I want to be able to remotely update it so that the users do not have to re-install it every day. I have already searched StackOverflow for an answer but I did not find anything I could understand. Any help will be mentioned in the projects credit!
A very good solution would be to build a web app. You can use django, bottle or flask for example.
Your users just connect to your url with a browser. You are in complete control of the code, and can update whenever you want without any action on their part.
They also do not need to install anything in the first place, and browser nowadays provide a lot of flexibility and dynamic content.
So since last week suddenly git push origin master doesn't work anymore to "push to deploy". It sure pushes the sources to remote repository at Google, and the code is there but it never deploys. Read about it here: GAE: Trouble with push to deploy
It seems things are changing over at Google and this week there is new stuff in the Google Developer Console, in the "Cloud Development/Releases" section; "Configure Release Pipeline"
There are three settings: the pipeline name, pipeline tasks, and then an optional setting to have deploy notifications sent by email.
I just enter a random name like "mydevpipeline", select "Deploy source only", and check the email box. But I just get this error: "Failed to create the pipeline.". I also tried unchecking the email box, still same error. Tried it over and over.
No where to go from there...
Anyone been able to create this pipeline and get it all working?
It seems that this pipeline configuration must go through in order for push to deploy from now. I haven't seen any news or notification about this change...
Fwiw, the documentation https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/push-to-deploy states nothing about pipelines. It's just outdated I guess.
Update:
What do you know... I went on trying to configure this pipeline on the live GAE project (the one described above is the dev GAE project I'm using)... and it worked. I could configure a pipeline ok. After that, I could once more push-to-deploy, alas only on the live version so far. I might try creating a new dev project, it seems existing projects "break" from time to time... I have had similar problems before and creating a new project DOES solve things from time to time.....
Google App Engine pipelines do not like .gitignore file. Try if it works without that file. It fixed the problem for me.
It took me a long time to get this working for PHP, after a lot of communication with Google it was finally revealed to me that in your app.yaml file you need to have a line that reads:
threadsafe: false
In order for the pipeline to successfully pick up and deploy your git push (I use sourcetree, but command line git has the same end result) that line must be present. If it's omitted or set to true the pipeline won't be able to deploy it.
I wanted to throw this answer on here in case anyone stumbled on this thread looking for help. One of my projects has "randomly broken" and after 3 months of successfully using my release pipeline for multiple commits per day it suddenly no longer deploys when I push. Ultimately giving the extremely helpful error message of "Unable to get deployment status" - and now none of my changes can be applied to the live site. Copying the entire source code, changing the app name, and pushing to a new GAE project with release pipeline works fine, but I need the original site to start working again.
We are using cgit and Trac to browse our source from web browsers. One thing I'm missing is crossreferencing (i.e. links in the source code to the token definition). I've seen lxr, but it doesn't seem to plug into cgit or anything else.
Have you found anything of the sort?
Cheers,
Álex
Try OpenGrok
It supports Git and Python.
I encountered the problem. When i am trying to create new PyDev project, an error occurs:
Error:
Unable to load the repository http://pydev.org/updates
Unknown Host: http://pydev.org/updates/content.xml
When I open this link(http://pydev.org/updates) in my browser, it redirects me here - http://pydev.org/updates/content.xml
So i understand Eclipse cannot find the repository because there's nothing to look at this link... Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
Update:
I installed PyDev as described at PyDev Manual (Help-Install New software-and so on...)
If the url doesn't work directly, you may visit the update site in the browser (i.e.: http://www.pydev.org/updates/) and check the note to where it does redirect.
The current url it redirects to is http://dl.bintray.com/fabioz/pydev/5.8.0/ but it changes at each release, so, you may want to check the current release and update the version accordingly.
For older versions, it's possible to visit (in the browser) http://www.pydev.org/update_sites/ and check the existing update site urls (again, you may visit the update site url to see where it does redirect to and use that directly).
Notes:
the redirects are to https, but some users seem to experience issues with it, so, using http may be an option.
check your firewall to see if it's not blocking eclipse.
if you're under a vpn, you may want to check if it's blocking something (i.e.: maybe try without the vpn).
Now http://www.pydev.org/updates points to current version of Pyded: https://dl.bintray.com/fabioz/pydev/5.3.1/
But this link won't work unless you change the protocol to http instead of https. So, the working link is:
http://dl.bintray.com/fabioz/pydev/5.3.1/
i had the same problem. I was behind a proxy and once i set the proxy (as described here: http://www.mkyong.com/web-development/how-to-configure-proxy-settings-in-eclipse/) it worked.
Not sure if you have the same problem though.
Taken from this answer by Sukupa91:
Go to Window --> Preference --> General --> Network Connection -->
select Direct from drop down!
This worked for me.
i will advice to check if your are on VPN or not , i was getting the error because i was on office VPN
There is a problem in pydev site, because I have installed it multiple times and now facing problem to install it.