Hey folks, after the last patch applied from tye (thanks!), the site bootstraps about 98% properly, and I'm ready for people to poke at it and submit patches and updates. A few caveats:
- The root password as in the pm user account 'root' is "blah"
- Root does not belong to the gods usergroup. This is a slight deficiency in the way the nodegroup data gets pulled from the nodescrape repo. You can insert the user account on the back end with "INSERT INTO nodegroup (nodegroup_id,node_id) VALUES(114,113);"
- If you see a node that should have content, but does not, then you will need to add the appropriate skeleton driver for it in Everything::node::*. You can see plenty of examples in there of E2 types and a few perlmonk types to get it to work. For instance, I needed to tell it that css nodetypes are descendants of document_id, so that it knew to clone node_id into document_id and then insert those two fields on bootstrap.
- There are some E2isms hard-coded in, but if you see one, it's an opportunity to abstract it away.
- If you need to scp out of the box, I'll have more docs available there eventually, but the root password is vagrant, or you can add the edev_root key to your agent.
- We're missing some of the bot agents, such as NodeReaper
I'm happy to assist anyone in getting the environment set up.
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