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2016-10-27
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grounded_sage03:10:01

I'm having trouble with serving my image assets. They are not showing in sources on Chrome devtools. I am currently using the Tenzing template with Rum and Garden. It appears there is a Get request being made to css as the root directory and I don't know how to change this as it is not specified in the build.boot file.

mynomoto12:10:58

@grounded_sage is the repo public somewhere?

dominicm12:10:21

Is it possible to have something that runs once after watch has happened once? It's a bit confusing to start my system before new assets have been created (especially given the 100s initial build time)

dominicm12:10:18

Currently taking advantage of my idempotent components, and start the system again after each file change. Concerned this might not be very efficient, and have unintended side-effects as the system grows.

martinklepsch13:10:12

@dominicm you could have a task that tracks the number of times it's been ran and only run it on the second invocation

martinklepsch13:10:39

@hiredman why does show not work?

dominicm13:10:07

@martinklepsch Yeah, that's going to be my fallback. I was kinda hoping there would be some trick to the pre/post fileset stuff, but I don't think there is.

martinklepsch13:10:46

feels like a clean solution to me 🙂

hiredman21:10:59

@martinklepsch this build has tasks that add dependencies, so to show everything it all needs to be composed together

upgradingdave21:10:18

@mikebelanger, just fyi, I figured out my problem. I was using (cljs :ids #{“app"}). When I moved app.cljs.edn to src/cljs/js/app.cljs.edn, I also needed to update to use (cljs :ids #{“js/app"}), thanks again for the second pair of eyes

upgradingdave21:10:39

that link you mentioned really helped 👍

danielsz23:10:30

@micha @alandipert Finished listening to the Cognicast. Well done, it was a nice conversation. But now I can't take a certain image of teeth out of my head. 🙂

hlship23:10:50

So, boot parses a from the command line as adding an additional task to the pipeline; is there any concept of running more than one pipeline?

hlship23:10:57

In my case, instead of a docker/init and a docker/build-image pair of tasks, I’d like to merge them into a single task, with the merged task invoking docker as a side effect during post.

hlship23:10:41

But if I want a single execution of boot to build two images, I need to run the pipeline twice (not nested).