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stage('Seed') {
  env.PATH = "/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:${env.PATH}"
  dir('bqp') {
    nodeBlock {
      echo 'Running Seed...'
      sh 'set -o pipefail && npm run seed'
    }
  }
}

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// Template for NodeJs Blocks
def call(Closure body) {

  // find the version of nodejs from .nvmrc or default to lts/*
  if (!env.NODE_VERSION) {
    PWD = sh (
      script: "pwd",
      returnStdout: true
    ).trim()
    echo "${PWD}" + '/.nvmrc'

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$ npm run upgrade:check-lts

> myapp@0.0.1 upgrade:check-lts .../repos/git/myapp
> npm install -g --dry-run node@lts | node bin/nodeLtsCheck.js

Checking for Node LTS: 12.16.2 ...


LTS Version 12.16.2 does not match .nvmrc: 12.16.1 
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE

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{
  "upgrade:check-lts": "npm i -g --dry-run node@lts | node bin/nodeLtsCheck.js",
  "ci:branch": "run-s ... upgrade:check-lts",
}

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const fs = require('fs');

function getNvmVersion() {
  return fs.readFileSync('.nvmrc').toString().trim();
}

/**
 * Run with:
 *   $ npm install -g --dry-run node@lts | node bin/nodeLtsCheck
 */

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$ npm run upgrade:check-dep

...
> npm outdated | node bin/outdatedCheck.js

Package         Current  Wanted   Latest  Location
@sendgrid/mail    6.5.5   6.5.5    7.0.0  myapp
@types/express   4.17.3  4.17.3   4.17.6  myapp
@types/jest      25.1.4  25.1.4   25.2.1  myapp
@types/node      13.9.1  13.9.1  13.11.1  myapp

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/**
 * Usage:
 *    $npm outdated | node bin/outdatedCheck.js
 */
function outdatedCheck() {

  const readline = require('readline');
  const ioProcessor = readline.createInterface({
    input: process.stdin,
    output: process.stdout,

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Ansible Notes

Users

• The default CentOS7 docker image enables root connectivity by default.
• The default CentOS7 AWS AMI is typically accessed via ssh using the centos user and a .pem file. (Requiring sudo to perform privileged operations on the CLI).
• The Ansible playbook needs privileged access (root) to perform provisioning.
• Ansible provides a --become option in order to perform privileged tasks.
• Providing --become when running the playbook on the CLI for the AMI enironment was the simplest solution.

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The Problem:

• $http.config clearly shows how to add a property which propogates to response.config (https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$http#usage)
• property can be checked in global error handling to decide on whether to handle
• $resource does not obviously show how to add properties to response.config
• the object value of the "action" is the config (https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ngResource/service/$resource)

A Solution:

• add a function to the config which decides if the response can be ignored globally

Example:

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Brew:

• http://brew.sh

Git:

$ brew install git
$ mkdir ~/repos; mkdir ~/repos/git