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Running all setup.py flags and tracking results #472
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This was referenced Oct 20, 2017
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If you didn't do this, can you default to the previous implemented list of
languages?
Btw, given updates to the program since we created ja and fr, I'm uncertain
if the software will now fully support translation of these languages. es
has been more recently updated for a previous Mexico deployment.
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Dr. Michael P. McDonald
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…On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 1:34 PM, James Santucci ***@***.***> wrote:
Setup Flag Tracking Summary
This issue exists to track the results of running each setup.py flag that
we think ought to work. The flags are:
- -g0: Import the first (0 based index) GeoLevel from the
configuration file
- -gX: Import the Xth* (0 based index) GeoLevel from the configuration
file.
- -nX: Renest the geometry and data values from the Xth* (0 based
index) GeoLevel.
- -G: Configure a running Geoserver with the loaded spatial data.
(requires a running geoserver)
- -a: Import adjacency data
- -V: Create database views for the spatial layers in Geoserver.
- -t: Create the template plans that are configured. This step may
happen any time after the nesting step.
- -s: Collect all the static files used by the web application into a
location served by apache for performance.
- -l: Create and compile a message file for each language defined.
Absence of a checkbox indicates that a flag's run should succeed, pending
merge of a PR that will exist in a few minutes. All flags with a checkbox
(TODOs, basically) will have an explanation below
Notes General Language amibitions
Somewhere, django is getting the impression that it should be building
translation files for a truly ambitious list of languages. Here's the list
django thinks it should aim for:
[(u'af', u'Afrikaans'), (u'ar', u'Arabic'), (u'ast', u'Asturian'), (u'az', u'Azerbaijani'), (u'bg', u'Bulgarian'), (u'be', u'Belarusian'), (u'bn', u'Bengali'), (u'br', u'Breton'), (u'bs', u'Bosnian'), (u'ca', u'Catalan'), (u'cs', u'Czech'), (u'cy', u'Welsh'), (u'da', u'Danish'), (u'de', u'German'), (u'dsb', u'Lower Sorbian'), (u'el', u'Greek'), (u'en', u'English'), (u'en-au', u'Australian English'), (u'en-gb', u'British English'), (u'eo', u'Esperanto'), (u'es', u'Spanish'), (u'es-ar', u'Argentinian Spanish'), (u'es-co', u'Colombian Spanish'), (u'es-mx', u'Mexican Spanish'), (u'es-ni', u'Nicaraguan Spanish'), (u'es-ve', u'Venezuelan Spanish'), (u'et', u'Estonian'), (u'eu', u'Basque'), (u'fa', u'Persian'), (u'fi', u'Finnish'), (u'fr', u'French'), (u'fy', u'Frisian'), (u'ga', u'Irish'), (u'gd', u'Scottish Gaelic'), (u'gl', u'Galician'), (u'he', u'Hebrew'), (u'hi', u'Hindi'), (u'hr', u'Croatian'), (u'hsb', u'Upper Sorbian'), (u'hu', u'Hungarian'), (u'ia', u'Interlingua'), (u'id', u'Indonesian'), (u'io', u'Ido'), (u'is', u'Icelandic'), (u'it', u'Italian'), (u'ja', u'Japanese'), (u'ka', u'Georgian'), (u'kk', u'Kazakh'), (u'km', u'Khmer'), (u'kn', u'Kannada'), (u'ko', u'Korean'), (u'lb', u'Luxembourgish'), (u'lt', u'Lithuanian'), (u'lv', u'Latvian'), (u'mk', u'Macedonian'), (u'ml', u'Malayalam'), (u'mn', u'Mongolian'), (u'mr', u'Marathi'), (u'my', u'Burmese'), (u'nb', u'Norwegian Bokm\xe5l'), (u'ne', u'Nepali'), (u'nl', u'Dutch'), (u'nn', u'Norwegian Nynorsk'), (u'os', u'Ossetic'), (u'pa', u'Punjabi'), (u'pl', u'Polish'), (u'pt', u'Portuguese'), (u'pt-br', u'Brazilian Portuguese'), (u'ro', u'Romanian'), (u'ru', u'Russian'), (u'sk', u'Slovak'), (u'sl', u'Slovenian'), (u'sq', u'Albanian'), (u'sr', u'Serbian'), (u'sr-latn', u'Serbian Latin'), (u'sv', u'Swedish'), (u'sw', u'Swahili'), (u'ta', u'Tamil'), (u'te', u'Telugu'), (u'th', u'Thai'), (u'tr', u'Turkish'), (u'tt', u'Tatar'), (u'udm', u'Udmurt'), (u'uk', u'Ukrainian'), (u'ur', u'Urdu'), (u'vi', u'Vietnamese'), (u'zh-hans', u'Simplified Chinese'), (u'zh-hant', u'Traditional Chinese')]
Meanwhile, the list we aimed for previously was ['es', 'en', 'fr', 'ja'].
That's a pretty big difference! I created an ENABLED_LANGUAGES setting
and told django to chill out.
-gX (load geolevel X)
- should warn the user if they ask for a geolevel that isn't present
in the source data
- looks for a bunch of attributes that don't appear to be in the
sample data (at least, it did this on 10/19, but doesn't seem to be doing
it on 10/20? very odd)
- is *extremely* slow for loading all three geolevels from the config.
This could be improved pretty easily. Inserts should be batched to avoid
making a database roundtrip for each of several thousand geounits. I'm
getting about 5 geounits / second, and there are at least 9,000 of them.
Captured as #471
<PublicMapping/districtbuilder#471>
-nX (nest geolevel X)
- uses old geos interface and tries to do a unionagg, which is no
longer supported
-G (geoserver setup)
- should fail louder -- appears to succeed but doesn't actually do
anything
-a (adjacencies)
- blocked by absence of sample data -- the example config refers to a
processed_15tiemposecciones.txt, but I have no idea where that is or
what process might produce a file in an appropriate format
-s (staticfiles)
- uninstalled compressor during setup of dev environment, and now this
needs it, so it needs to come back
-l (languages)
- unterminated string warnings in bg1251 coming from jqGrid -- these
are annoying but might not hurt anything
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Setup Flag Tracking
Summary
This issue exists to track the results of running each setup.py flag that we think ought to work. The flags are:
-g0: Import the first (0 based index) GeoLevel from the configuration file-gX: Import the Xth* (0 based index) GeoLevel from the configuration file.-nX: Renest the geometry and data values from the Xth* (0 based index) GeoLevel.-G: Configure a running Geoserver with the loaded spatial data. (requires a running geoserver)-a: Import adjacency data-V: Create database views for the spatial layers in Geoserver.-t: Create the template plans that are configured. This step may happen any time after the nesting step.-s: Collect all the static files used by the web application into a location served by apache for performance.-l: Create and compile a message file for each language defined.Absence of a checkbox indicates that a flag's run should succeed, pending merge of #473. All flags with a checkbox (TODOs, basically) will have an explanation below
Notes
General
Language amibitions
Somewhere, django is getting the impression that it should be building translation files for a truly ambitious list of languages. Here's the list django thinks it should aim for:
Meanwhile, the list we aimed for previously was
['es', 'en', 'fr', 'ja']. That's a pretty big difference! I created anENABLED_LANGUAGESsetting and told django to chill out.-gX(load geolevel X)-nX(nest geolevel X)unionagg, which is no longer supported-G(geoserver setup)-a(adjacencies)processed_15tiemposecciones.txt, but I have no idea where that is or what process might produce a file in an appropriate format-s(staticfiles)compressorduring setup of dev environment, and now this needs it, so it needs to come back-l(languages)bg1251coming fromjqGrid-- these are annoying but might not hurt anythingThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: