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Easier command line tools for OS X (and probably Linux) #1

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Zacqary opened this issue May 3, 2013 · 0 comments
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Easier command line tools for OS X (and probably Linux) #1

Zacqary opened this issue May 3, 2013 · 0 comments

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Zacqary commented May 3, 2013

To make it easier to use the local server and environment, I added the following shell commands to my usr/bin:

turbulenz:

#!/bin/sh
cd ~/Turbulenz/SDK/Current
. env/bin/activate
paster serve devserver/release.ini

turbulenv:

. ~/Turbulenz/SDK/Current/start_env

This required me to create a symlink called Current to the current SDK version. I have to manually point this to the new version every time there's an update.

Some issues I haven't been able to work out are that turbulenz always requires sudo on my machine, and turbulenv always requires . turbulenv for some reason. Still, though, I think if better versions of these could be integrated into the SDK installer, it'd make things much easier on *nix developers.

I'm just not sure how to go about that, hence why this is an issue instead of a pull request.

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