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There's also a run-it.sh script that further confuses newcomers (it has nothing to do with starting the bots, but newcomers don't know that and so go digging around in it to try to figure out what it's for).
Given that the primary goal of the sample bots is to provide a short and shallow on-ramp to Symphony bot development in Java, it's critical that all elements of these samples be distilled down to their absolute simplest, even where that would not be considered production-grade best practice.
These startup scripts (like the RunBot class itself - see issue #7) are nowhere near suitable for a newcomer to approach and digest without assistance, and therefore to meet this repository's overarching goal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently the sample bots are invoked via a confusing mix of 3 scripts:
run-bot.sh
env.sh
target/symphony-java-sample-bots-0.9.0-SNAPSHOT/bin/RunBot
There's also a
run-it.sh
script that further confuses newcomers (it has nothing to do with starting the bots, but newcomers don't know that and so go digging around in it to try to figure out what it's for).Given that the primary goal of the sample bots is to provide a short and shallow on-ramp to Symphony bot development in Java, it's critical that all elements of these samples be distilled down to their absolute simplest, even where that would not be considered production-grade best practice.
These startup scripts (like the RunBot class itself - see issue #7) are nowhere near suitable for a newcomer to approach and digest without assistance, and therefore to meet this repository's overarching goal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: