Introduction
This products uses jarn.checkinterval product to calculate the value of the python-check-interval option in Zope’s configuration.
It’s integrated into zc.buildout process, so it’s just a 3 line add to your buildout, and each time you run it, you’ll get the correct value for your setup, so no more need to execute manually the script.
Configuration
Add a part in your buildout file pointing to this recipe before the part that creates the Zope instance, as follows:
[buildout]
parts =
...
checkinterval
instance
...
[checkinterval]
recipe = cs.recipe.checkinterval
And then, just use the value provided by the recipe in your instance part:
[instance]
...
python-check-interval = ${checkinterval:value}
...
And that’s it.
More about check-interval
Please, read jarn.checkinterval’s README to get more information about it.
Changelog
1.0 (2012/10/05)
Initial release [erral]
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