Buddy Meta Repo

A single repo for testing and CI purposes

Quick startup

You'll need nodejs, nodemon and meta installed

sudo snap install node --classic --channel=14
npm i -g nodemon meta # sudo may be required 

Setup

meta git clone [email protected]:ministry-of-silly-code/buddy_metarepo.git

cd buddy_metarepo

if you keep the watcher running, everything will be kept in sync all the time

For the tester

You can quickly spin a deploy with just a command that:

1. creates a docker environment
2. setups a venv in the docker
3. clones the example repo
4. installs Buddy locally
5. runs the deploy
6. waits for the results
7. bonus: it detonates every time you make a single mistake, like a hand grenade :D

Remember to enable the venv

# With virtualenv
virtualenv buddy_env
source ./buddy_env/bin/activate

# With Anaconda/Miniconda
conda create --name buddy_env python=3.7
conda activate buddy_env

Local flow

Runs a local deploy

./test_scripts/watcher.sh local

Remote flow

Runs a complete deploy on the cluster

./test_scripts/watcher.sh cluster

Watcher

Local

nodemon --config ./test_scripts/nodemon.json -- local

Remote

#To allow the docker to communicate with the cluster you may need to change your ~/.ssh/config permissions 
sudo chown root:$USER ~/.ssh/config && sudo chmod 640 ~/.ssh/config

#The first runs is quite slow, give it a few minutes 
nodemon --config ./test_scripts/nodemon.json -- cluster

In Docker

You can do the same runs within a Docker container, same conditions apply, but there is no need for a venv

export WANDB_API_KEY=[your-wandb-key] # Just run it once, you can find your key here: https://wandb.ai/settings

# Local 
nodemon --config ./test_scripts/nodemon.json -- docker local

# Remote 
nodemon --config ./test_scripts/nodemon.json -- docker cluster