Create a file named "db.rake" under rails' "lib/tasks/db.rake"
Place the code there and done!
It's great to use along with docker, since "A started container is not a ready container".
Sample usage can be found in: https://github.com/falko-org/Falko-API
O seu commit deve ser atomico, ou seja, ele deve fazer apenas uma coisa. Também é uma boa prática commitar em ingles. O seu commit deve descrever em poucas palavras o que ele está fazendo.
Para commitar use: git commit -m"This is my commit message"
As branches servem para manter um bom fluxo de trabalho. Elas são criadas a partir da branch que contem a ultima versão da sua aplicação, geralmente a branch 'master'.
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Download and install Heroku CLI | |
| # curl https://cli-assets.heroku.com/install-ubuntu.sh | sh | |
| # Insert here your Heroku app name | |
| HEROKU_APP_NAME="MY-AWESOME-APP" | |
| install_heroku() { | |
| { |
Mapknitter is a free and open-source software created and run by Public Lab. It lets people upload their own aerial images, position them in a web interface over some existing map data, share it, and export for print. It includes a bunch of sub-components - which contains a JavaScript UI- but the core application is written in Rails.
My GSoC project was about upgrading Mapknitter project from Rails 3.2 to Rails 6.0. Initially, the project was running on Rails 3.2. So, to get a smoother upgrade, some steps should be taken before.
I knew that this would involve a lot of work and challenges to overcome, but I got the chance to work with
| #!/bin/bash | |
| BRIDGE_FILE=/etc/systemd/network/bridge.network | |
| echo "========== Upgrading pkgs ==========" | |
| sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y | |
| echo "========== Removing file ==========" | |
| sudo apt-get remove -y docker \ |
