MelissaKaulfuss

query TeamsWithPipelineInfo {
  organization(slug: "orgSlug") {
    id
    name
    teams(first: 100) {
      edges{
        node{
          name
          pipelines(first: 100) {
            edges{

MelissaKaulfuss

Add to: [https://github.com/hooroo/docker-upstream-images]

MelissaKaulfuss

1. Put a pry in the event command handler in question for example command_handler/create_cancellation
2. Take a look at what's happening there:

• once you hit the pry (might be in the valid or invalid method) check out the request: request.as_mash
• check out any errors request.errors and request.errors.full_messages

3. Check out the error's event type Shari::Repositories::EventRecord.order(:created_at).map(&:event_type)
4. Then drill down into that event to see the message: Shari::Repositories::EventRecord.order(:created_at).where(event_type: "reservation_acceptance_validation_failed")

This should give you a better picture of what's happening.

MelissaKaulfuss

Testing

• bin/ted/test (all tests)
• bin/ted/test spec/unit/whatever_spec.rb (single test)
• --tag ~acceptance (only run the fast tests)
• bin/ted/rails db:migrate(run a migration)
• bin/ted/rails db:migrate RAILS_ENV=test (run a migration in specific environment)

MelissaKaulfuss

Let's you see the latest successfully handled or unsuccessfully handled events per application 👍

https://environment-appname.env.jqdev.net/_debug

appname = fraud, bookings etc

env = prod or nonprod

MelissaKaulfuss

Managing Ruby Versions with chruby

So I'm always forgetting how to do this! I guess I'm only ever updating Ruby versions every now and then.

Checking out which Ruby versions chruby has access to

$ chruby will display your installed rubies and show you the version you're currently using in your shell.

   ruby-2.1.2
   ruby-2.2.1
 ruby-2.3.1

MelissaKaulfuss

New School

1. get the aggregate_id for the events that need to be reprocessed (the last successful event).
2. You can do this via the Platform CLI or the rails c of the app in question (the former is the most advisable).
3. The new Shari reprocess helper method can simply take the aggregate as the arg like so: reprocess(aggregate_id) |

Old School

1. Get the event id/s for the event/s that weren't handled
2. Connect to console for the app in question 3. then sudo su deploy, cd/app_name/current etc.
3. Retrieve the event/s

MelissaKaulfuss

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am melissakaulfuss on github.
• I am m3llo (https://keybase.io/m3llo) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCPiYoTlhaMbzjcXxpAtqwGeqwYgd_tKzatIXgKW-OdZAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

MelissaKaulfuss

• Log into splunk
• Grab the booking aggregate ID
• In splunk search within the date range of the booking and with the search params /hotels/bookings/agg-id
• You'll see a bunch of json renderered logs
• You're looking for the bookings/controller rendering HTML (this means the polling stopped and the response was recieved and rendered)

MelissaKaulfuss

In a separate tab run tail -f log/*.log and clear the screen. Run the specs and see the logs yo. It's HELPFUL!!!