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Update pywikibot version at every singleuser pod start in PAWS
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Currently, the update is done at image creation, this requires a redeploy for a pywikibot version update. We can update it at pod start with a k8s poststart hook.

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Chicocvenancio triaged this task as Low priority.Mar 9 2018, 4:26 PM
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Chicocvenancio moved this task from Backlog to Good first tasks on the PAWS board.
Chicocvenancio mentioned this in T168222: Querying wikidata with pywikibot fails for items with images when user is not registered for commons.
Chicocvenancio added a project: good first task.Mar 9 2018, 4:36 PM
Chicocvenancio changed the task status from Open to Stalled.Jun 6 2018, 5:32 PM
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This is working in PAWS-beta at the moment, will wait until jupyterhub 0.9 release to push to prod.

Chicocvenancio edited projects, added PAWS (JupyterHub 0.9); removed PAWS.Jun 8 2018, 4:45 PM
Chicocvenancio moved this task from Backlog to Waiting release on the PAWS (JupyterHub 0.9) board.Jun 8 2018, 4:50 PM
Dvorapa subscribed.Jun 19 2018, 8:56 AM

Or at least on a daily basis as Toolforge does

Dvorapa added a project: Pywikibot.Jun 19 2018, 8:58 AM
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Dvorapa moved this task from Backlog to Wikimedia prod/Cloud Services issues on the Pywikibot board.Jun 19 2018, 8:58 AM
Chicocvenancio added a comment.Jun 19 2018, 5:14 PM

@Dvorapa in theory we could use the Toolforge's shared installation, but that would go against container separation. With the current config in PAWS-beta it will update pywikibot every time a server is started.

Dvorapa added a comment.EditedJun 19 2018, 7:58 PM
In T189311#4300355, @Chicocvenancio wrote:

@Dvorapa in theory we could use the Toolforge's shared installation, but that would go against container separation.

No, of course separately, but daily/onlogin/onnewterminal updated would be great

With the current config in PAWS-beta it will update pywikibot every time a server is started.

But that basically means only when an account first logs in? My Pywikibot on PAWS is updated only when I manually run git pull in /srv/paws/pwb/ (not sure about the path at the moment). Which is every time I want to use some new feature of Pywikibot on PAWS. But not everybody knows, where Pywikibot on PAWS is located or how to update it (T120072).

Chicocvenancio added a comment.Jun 19 2018, 8:02 PM
In T189311#4300783, @Dvorapa wrote:
In T189311#4300355, @Chicocvenancio wrote:

@Dvorapa in theory we could use the Toolforge's shared installation, but that would go against container separation.

No, of course separately, but daily/onlogin/onnewterminal updated would be great

With the current config in PAWS-beta it will update pywikibot every time a server is started.

But that basically means only when an account first logs in? My Pywikibot on PAWS is updated only when I manually run git pull in /srv/paws/pwb/ (not sure about the path at the moment). Which is every time I want to use some new feature of Pywikibot on PAWS

Current config in PAWS-beta is updating pwb at every server start. PAWS only updates pwb on image creation at the moment, we will push the PAWS-beta config to PAWS soon.

Dvorapa added a comment.Jun 19 2018, 8:17 PM

Ah, I see, sorry for my confusion!

Chicocvenancio closed this task as Resolved.Jun 21 2018, 9:21 PM

Fix deployed to PAWS.

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