aioslurm
Documentation: https://aioslurm.gitlab.io/aioslurm/
Development environment
Docker (compose) is used both for development and for GitLab CI to ensure a consistent environment.
Get started by cloning the repository and work on the development branch:
git clone git@gitlab.com:aioslurm/aioslurm.git
cd aioslurm
Build services
docker and fabric (v2+) should be installed and available locally to
build/run the containers. On Ubuntu 22.04+, you can install these with:
sudo apt install docker fabric
To build the docker containers:
fab build
Development and testing
Remember to run the tests locally when developing to catch failures before CI is run on push to the repo.
Run tests:
fab tox
Other commands
Generate docs:
fab docs
Python shell:
fab shell
Bash shell:
fab bash
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Metadata
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