BC index, kaminari templates and a bugfix #407
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- buttons are now part of the view for a BC, meaning they are included via reuse by JobRun#show and BundleContext#index here. - route added - minimal test - BC index does pagination when needed Overall, seems like we could use a NavBar with links for: - "Jobs" - "Projects" - "New Project"
Otherwise, we get warnings on every spin-up: ``` /Users/atz/repos/pre-assembly/config/initializers/load_config.rb:2: warning: already initialized constant ALLOWABLE_BUNDLE_DIRS /Users/atz/repos/pre-assembly/config/initializers/load_config.rb:1: warning: previous definition of ALLOWABLE_BUNDLE_DIRS was here ```
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JobRunsController#showandBundleContextsController#indexhere.Looks like:
Overall, in the future seems like we could use a NavBar with links for: