random thought - I'm thinking that its probably better to do small, separate server side plugins, rather than a single one
the thought being that you can opt in via installing the plugin rather than some kind of config / admin page
Okay looked like I can't manage teams while mobile. I can try the full site but I'll just wait till I get back home this evening.
And yeah thinking something similar.
I'm finishing up my current role next week... Really hoping that next gig uses OD
Something that a mate mentioned that he'd done some work on - https://github.com/TimButterfield/OctopusNotifier
very rough and ready, and still a work in progress
but interesting nonetheless
Sweet! I got a browser test working with loading the Bluefin extension. See the prototype test here: https://saucelabs.com/beta/tests/7557a2fc5a85474792ae4e679f91950e/commands
Okay, but really, I need to do what I said and look at your branch.
It doesn't feel great the way it's structured, especially without tests...
(I'm having a stab at sorting out some tests for the angular stuff, but it's not a simple refactor)
Just (finally) took a look at the saucelabs test - looks useful. Never played with saucelabs.
Okay, decent progress on the devtest lab vm. I have a VSTS build (prototype) that creates the VM with two artifacts that install octopus and then restore a database copy. That part works, small bit is getting Octopus Deploy to start after the DB restore. The service isn't starting in a timely manner. Going to check on that. Once I get this going reliably I'll figure out a way to get the github repository to hook into VSTS to initiate the 'Browser Test' build.
I'm also trying to figure out how to make an 'organization' in VSTS like done on github. Right now all the Azure stuff is happening in my 'davidroberts63' account. I want to separate that and then add you to it.
(keep it all in the same spot and all that)
Did you see https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/blob/master/octopusdeploy3-single-vm-windows/Install-OctopusDeploy.ps1 for installing octopus from scratch? Thats where I got my "inspiration" from :)
Which database version are you using?
and which app version are you using?
there was an issue with one of the "fix channel corruption" migration scripts that would delay startup...
but then again, as I think about it, that was slow start up, not slow service startup.
Are you using ARM to create the VM?
I know this but it still gets me from time to time.
$octopus.Start
Is not the same as
$octopus.Start()
$octopus.Start
Is not the same as
$octopus.Start()
<sigh>
Hmmm... Looks like you can deploy an ARM template from travis using the azure cli...
(or go the whole hog and use a KeyVault, but thats probably overkill
Ahh okay. I figured there was something like that just hadn't got to a working pint of VM creation. All this is a bit scattered and I do want to bring it to one spot. There's so much in a and I want to really use it to learn it. Been thinking about working up to some Azure certification at some point.
AppVeyor + SauceLabs + Azure VM . Browser testing is in flight. Now to scale it up a bit.
AppVeyor: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/BluefinOctopusDeploy/chrome-extension/build/1.0.21
SauceLabs:
AppVeyor: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/BluefinOctopusDeploy/chrome-extension/build/1.0.21
SauceLabs: