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[WIP] BinderHub/JupyterHub Notes #77
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Markdown down file detailing methods and issues encountered when attempting to setup a local BinderHub
Adding section on Kubernetes to binerhub-notes.md
Just a little note that this is SUPER helpful - I really appreciate you capturing all the things you're trying and figuring out along the way! ✨ |
Completing Kubernetes section in binderhub-notes.md
Adding Minikube installation into Kubernetes section of binderhub-notes.md
Updating notes on installing Kubernetes and Helm locally after getting a working version up and running
Completing notes on the Kubernetes and Helm sections of binderhub-notes.md
Documenting the configuration process for BinderHub in binderhub-notes.md
Adding Zero-to-JupyterHub link to binderhub-notes.md. Should have probably started with this as it seems to document more regarding Kubernetes and Helm. Will start a new notes file on that next.
File to document learning experience of Zero-to-JupyterHub documentation.
Changing tack for installing BinderHub using minikube. @choldgraf suggested following the contributing guidelines in the binderhub repo
Make a binderhub_notes folder and move relevant markdown files into it
* Remove kubernetes notes from binderhub-notes.md * Add kubernetes notes to kubernetes_notes.md
Markdown down file detailing methods and issues encountered when attempting to setup a local BinderHub
Adding section on Kubernetes to binerhub-notes.md
Completing Kubernetes section in binderhub-notes.md
Adding Minikube installation into Kubernetes section of binderhub-notes.md
Updating notes on installing Kubernetes and Helm locally after getting a working version up and running
Completing notes on the Kubernetes and Helm sections of binderhub-notes.md
Documenting the configuration process for BinderHub in binderhub-notes.md
Adding Zero-to-JupyterHub link to binderhub-notes.md. Should have probably started with this as it seems to document more regarding Kubernetes and Helm. Will start a new notes file on that next.
File to document learning experience of Zero-to-JupyterHub documentation.
Changing tack for installing BinderHub using minikube. @choldgraf suggested following the contributing guidelines in the binderhub repo
Make a binderhub_notes folder and move relevant markdown files into it
* Remove kubernetes notes from binderhub-notes.md * Add kubernetes notes to kubernetes_notes.md
Update binderhub-notes.md with tested instructions based on the Contributing guidelines from https://github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md Thanks to Louise Bowler for her help in hacking these out
@pherterich @r-j-arnold All those commits we were wondering about before have turned up in this PR too. What's going on?! @KirstieJane ? |
@sgibson91 That's weird, did you do any kind of pull/push/fetch/merge/upstream or has it just happened out of nowhere? |
@r-j-arnold Out of nowhere I think. I only pushed my own files. |
Ok so looking at the commits you're got all your commits + commits on master, but only up until 2 weeks ago. If you synched back then and forgot, but only now pushed 2+ weeks of your commits to this branch from your local to github then that would explain it. Roughly when did you last push your work to github? |
I last pushed today |
Do you remember when you last did a fetch upstream or a pull from github to your local? Also before you pushed to github today do you remember roughly how long it was since you pushed before that? |
There's a gap in commits between 13th Dec and 7 days ago. I don't usually do fetch upstream, unsure of pull. |
I suspect (may well be wrong) that this is what happened:
From what you remember is that plausible? |
A series of notes concerning the methods and issues encountered when setting up a BinderHub
will fix #46
will fix #47