note that if you've installed with cpanm/local::lib you should make sure that your cron script has the appropriate incantations to get the dependencies pulled in, of course; the VM uses system-level packages
2014-02-19 05011, 2014
night199uk
system level, so thats okay
2014-02-19 05058, 2014
night199uk
cool, works great
2014-02-19 05006, 2014
night199uk
is there any guide to keeping up to date?
2014-02-19 05018, 2014
ianmcorvidae
keeping code up to date, or what?
2014-02-19 05020, 2014
night199uk
git pull the latest changes to the server, how to keep schema up to date?
2014-02-19 05051, 2014
ianmcorvidae
yeah, so, schema changes happen in may and october, there's blog posts when they happen with instructions (they're largely the same each time, but still)
2014-02-19 05019, 2014
ianmcorvidae
any other time, it's just git pulling, or if you prefer checking out the release tags, which are listed in the blog posts for the server releases every two weeks
2014-02-19 05054, 2014
night199uk
cool, thanks :-)
2014-02-19 05052, 2014
ianmcorvidae
note that non-replicated schema can ostensibly change any time; if/when that happens you might have to ask more questions, if you're trying to keep the server code really close to up-to-date
2014-02-19 05023, 2014
night199uk
main thing i need is the web service
2014-02-19 05026, 2014
ianmcorvidae
but that's usually not necessary for a mirror, the process is mostly designed so that people running mirrors only need to do code updates when they do schema updates
2014-02-19 05030, 2014
night199uk
not interested in the UI or other
2014-02-19 05035, 2014
ianmcorvidae
yeah
2014-02-19 05027, 2014
ianmcorvidae
then I'd recommend you update at schema changes and not worry too much about code updates otherwise; occasionally there's webservice changes between schema changes, but if that comes up you and it's a change that actually matters to your use, you can do it on a one-off basis, that's not common
2014-02-19 05012, 2014
night199uk
okay, thanks
2014-02-19 05022, 2014
night199uk
gotta sleep so will leave it replicating over night
2014-02-19 05029, 2014
night199uk
will probably have more questions tomorrow :-)
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jesus2099: that sounds likely, since knockout.js removes/adds elements to the page dynamically, so it'll break that sort of stuff. you should try using event delegation
