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[milaim sylka]

Hello and congratulations on an excellent job

I'm trying to download the code in the folder c: / svn / EAS with
setup.bat
but not downloades.

please can any help me how to download!

[McCullough, Paul]

Miliam,

In order to use setup.bat you need to remove the lines referring to the jira repo which contains information that is only relevant to San Francisco.

Hope that helps!

Paul

[milaim sylka]

Thanks Paul,

i'm downloading now

Thanks

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[Karl Fogel]

"McCullough, Paul" <paul.mc...@sfgov.org> writes:
>In order to use setup.bat you need to remove the lines referring to
>the jira repo which contains information that is only relevant to San
>Francisco.

I'm very rusty at Windows scripting (20 years rusty), but is there a way
to have setup.bat take arguments, so that one could invoke it in a way
that says "I do/don't have access to seeekrit SF Jira stuff"?

Or make two scripts, one a wrapper of the other, such that the general
public uses setup.bat and SF uses sf-setup.bat, which does a little
extra and then invokes the common one?

Something feels icky about people having to comment out lines (i.e.,
make local mods). It'd be nice if we could avoid that, without
inconveniencing SF.

-Karl

[McCullough, Paul]

Yeah I feel bad about that too (but not bad enough I guess!).
I think input parms are easy in the windows cmd shell - it's just always seems cryptic to me (and therefore hard to remember).
Let me rummage around a bit.....ah here it is
http://eas.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/etl/bin/run_jobs.cmd
If you know someone can spare the time to make the changes and do the testing that would be great!

Paul

[Karl Fogel]

"McCullough, Paul" <paul.mc...@sfgov.org> writes:
>Yeah I feel bad about that too (but not bad enough I guess!).
>I think input parms are easy in the windows cmd shell - it's just
>always seems cryptic to me (and therefore hard to remember).
>Let me rummage around a bit.....ah here it is
> http://eas.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/etl/bin/run_jobs.cmd
>If you know someone can spare the time to make the changes and do the
>testing that would be great!

Wish I could, but I don't have a Windows machine.

Can anyone else here give it a try? Maybe someone from one of the other
cities?

-K