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[WIP] BinderHub/JupyterHub Notes #77

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@sgibson91 sgibson91 commented Dec 12, 2018

A series of notes concerning the methods and issues encountered when setting up a BinderHub

will fix #46
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Markdown down file detailing methods and issues encountered when attempting to setup a local BinderHub
@sgibson91 sgibson91 added the binderhub Documentation and resources around building a BinderHub label Dec 12, 2018
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Adding section on Kubernetes to binerhub-notes.md
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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.
@sgibson91 sgibson91 changed the title [WIP] BinderHub Notes [WIP] BinderHub/JupyterHub Notes Dec 13, 2018
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
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@pherterich @r-j-arnold All those commits we were wondering about before have turned up in this PR too. What's going on?! @KirstieJane ?

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@sgibson91 That's weird, did you do any kind of pull/push/fetch/merge/upstream or has it just happened out of nowhere?

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sgibson91 commented Jan 30, 2019

@r-j-arnold Out of nowhere I think. I only pushed my own files.

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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?

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I last pushed today

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r-j-arnold commented Jan 30, 2019

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?

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There's a gap in commits between 13th Dec and 7 days ago. I don't usually do fetch upstream, unsure of pull.

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r-j-arnold commented Jan 30, 2019

I suspect (may well be wrong) that this is what happened:

  1. You made this pull request back in december and pushed to github so it had a copy of your work
  2. On your local you continued to work and continued to make commits. Simultaneously work contiued on the alan turing main repo which you had not pulled to your local copy.
  3. About 2 weeks ago you got your local copy up to date by pulling the changes that had been made to the alan turing copy of the repo into your local.
  4. Note that at this point you have a copy of all the work in the alan turing github, but the alan turing git hub does not have your work because you haven't pushed it.
  5. Again you continued to make commits on your local copy, and work continues on the alan turing github. You do not have a copy of those subsequent commits because you haven't pulled htem into your local.
  6. You push your work to github today. This pushes all the work you've done + all the commits to the alan turing one you got and incorporated into your work in step 3.

From what you remember is that plausible?

@sgibson91 sgibson91 closed this Apr 23, 2019
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