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Add a command to run run_ci.sh
in CONTRIBUTING.md
#212
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@kevinadhiguna if you make the path relative to the script then it could be run from anywhere, something like this: python $(dirname "$0")/syntax_lint.py
Also, in your proposed change, you recommend running the script with |
@kevinadhiguna do you plan to work on this issue? so we know who to assign it to |
@bolshoytoster Thanks for the suggestion. However, do you mind telling what's wrong with this ?
#!/bin/bash
# These are the same steps we are running in Travis CI
# python tests/syntax_lint.py
python $(dirname "$0")/syntax_lint.py
flake8 --max-line-length=100 . && echo "PEP8 Passed" since the output gives an error saying :
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@bregman-arie Sure, I am working on it. |
@kevinadhiguna sorry, I must've read it wrong. I think it should be python $(dirname "$0")/../tests/syntax_lint.py |
run_ci.sh |
Hi, I would like to ask about this section.
I would like to add a command to run
run_ci.sh
:Reason
This is the content of
run_ci.sh
:If I execute
sh run_ci.sh
inscripts
directory, it will throw an error :Proposed Solution
Either :
sh scripts/run_ci.sh
in project root directory.or
run_ci.sh
:Thank you. Any suggestion is appreciated.
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