Move configuration step before installation
The pip install -e . step needs the configuration to succeed. Change-Id: I6c105883fd7b4e84a7151d24e8fd96b6ec2e42f0
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# CI Watch
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# CI Watch
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## Configuration
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Configuration is stored in the `ci-watch.conf` file. Importantly, you can
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specify a directory to store the `third-party-ci.log` file (data\_dir) as well
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as the database to connect to. Look at `ci-watch.conf.sample` for an example.
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Other settings should be self explanatory based on the provided configuration
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file.
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## Installation
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## Installation
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From this folder, run the following commands.
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From this folder, run the following commands.
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```
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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# Note that this step requires the `ci-watch.conf` file.
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pip install -e .
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pip install -e .
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`ci-watch-populate-database`.
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`ci-watch-populate-database`.
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Add all entries from `third-party-ci.log` to the database.
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Add all entries from `third-party-ci.log` to the database.
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## Configuration
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Configuration is stored in the `ci-watch.conf` file. Importantly, you can
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specify a directory to store the `third-party-ci.log` file (data\_dir) as well
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as the database to connect to. Look at `ci-watch.conf.sample` for an example.
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Other settings should be self explanatory based on the provided configuration
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## State of the project
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## State of the project
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This project is a work in progress and the code is pretty rough in some places.
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This project is a work in progress and the code is pretty rough in some places.
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