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There are a couple of services, cronjobs, ... that are used to support people working on Modularity. This page documents them. | There are a couple of services, cronjobs, ... that are used to support people working on Modularity. This page documents them. | ||
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| m8y-website-updater || asamalik, nphilipp || active || daemon, fedmsg consumer || /etc/systemd/system/m8y-website-updater.service ~fedora/bin/start-m8y-website-updater.sh ~fedora/src/m8y-website-updater || Listens to changes in the <code>modularity</code> repo on Pagure, then builds and pushes changes to <code>docs.pagure.io/modularity</code>. | | m8y-website-updater || asamalik, nphilipp || active || daemon, fedmsg consumer || /etc/systemd/system/m8y-website-updater.service ~fedora/bin/start-m8y-website-updater.sh ~fedora/src/m8y-website-updater || Listens to changes in the <code>modularity</code> repo on Pagure, then builds and pushes changes to <code>docs.pagure.io/modularity</code>. | ||
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| pdc || || obsolete || daemon || ? || This was an experimental version of PDC from back when [http://pdc.fedoraproject.org PDC] didn't know about Modularity. | |||
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Revision as of 14:28, 8 September 2017
There are a couple of services, cronjobs, ... that are used to support people working on Modularity. This page documents them.
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| m8y-website-updater | asamalik, nphilipp | active | daemon, fedmsg consumer | /etc/systemd/system/m8y-website-updater.service ~fedora/bin/start-m8y-website-updater.sh ~fedora/src/m8y-website-updater | Listens to changes in the modularity repo on Pagure, then builds and pushes changes to docs.pagure.io/modularity.
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| pdc | obsolete | daemon | ? | This was an experimental version of PDC from back when PDC didn't know about Modularity. | ||
| pdc-updater | ? | broken | daemon, fedmsg consumer | ? | ? |