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"""
Test the "latency" of different ways to trigger multiprocessing start.

This will essentially create a multiprocessing `Process` object and measure the
time from when we tell that process to start processing (not necessarily
`Process.start`) until the time that the process picks up the request to start.

This is done in several ways:

    - Without a blocker: the time is recorded, then the `Process.start` method

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# Uses the rsync change summary to figure out how many things changed, and uses that
# to tell Ansible if something changed or not
- name: sync hieradata
  shell: rsync --delete -ri "/tmp/repo/hieradata" "/etc/puppet/hieradata" | awk '{print $1}' | grep -vE '..\.\..\.\.\.\.' | wc -l
  register: hieradata_changes
  changed_when: "hieradata_changes.stdout|int != 0"

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#!/bin/bash
for version_line in $(git log -G 'version=' setup.py | grep commit | awk '{print $2}' | \
                      xargs git show --date=iso | \
                      grep -E '^((\+\s*version=)|(commit )|Date:)' | \
                      sed "s/\+\s*version='//" | sed "s/',$//" | \
                      sed 's/commit //' | \
                      sed 's/Date:\s*//' | \
                      awk '{printf("%s%s", $0, (NR%3 ? "," : "\n"))}' | \
                      sed 's/ /_/g'); do
    c="$(echo $version_line | awk -F ',' '{print $1}')"

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See models.old.py for the models we will be migrating from and models.py for the models we will be migrating to.

Step one

1. Add the GFK to your model so that you have the OneToOne and GenericForeignKey side by side for data migration
2. Auto generate a schema migration to add the GFK to the schema: ./manage.py schemamigration <yourapp> --auto
3. Set the defaults for content_type_id and object_id to 1; We will change them in the data migration

Step two

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#
# General setup
# Import your app and set APP_URLS to your urlpatterns
#
import iss.urls
APP_URLS = iss.urls.urlpatterns

from url_levels import url_levels 
out = url_levels(APP_URLS)

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"""
Very simple play with libpulseaudio

pip install libpulseaudio

Help with the API:
http://www.ypass.net/blog/2009/10/pulseaudio-an-async-example-to-get-device-lists/
http://freedesktop.org/software/pulseaudio/doxygen/index.html
"""

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#!/bin/bash
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ELASTIC_URL="<host>:9200/<index>/"
SLEEP=5

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PYTHON_CODE='

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#!/usr/bin/python

import re
import requests

DEBUG = True

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TOKEN = ''