laurent pinson
laurent pinson
looks like you are missing some dependencies. Try to install glibc manually? https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/
You can eventually add a sleep in the loop that triggers all the UE registers in the code. in src/ue.cpp at the very end of the file: `g_ueMap.invokeForeach([](const auto &ue)...
I don't understand your error. This method is part of the code you retrieved on github, it shouldn't fail. Did you make more modifications that the sleep and the stdlib...
Yes, on the latest version it would look like this: `g_ueMap.invokeForeach([](const auto &ue) { ue.second->start(); sleep(10);});`
Hi noor, i think there are some mention on the wiki. You can as well launch the nr-cli, select a registered user and type "commands" or look at the source...
You can try the following in Python as well: ``` from robot.run import USAGE print(USAGE) ``` and if you want the parser: ``` from robot.utils.argumentparser import ArgumentParser argument_parser = ArgumentParser(USAGE)...
I haven't tested it but this would do it: ``` from robot.run import USAGE from robot.utils.argumentparser import ArgumentParser from robot.errors import DataError import sys argument_parser = ArgumentParser(USAGE) try: opts, args...
I worked around this by parsing the whole payload string. payload is defined as JSONPath $.payload[0] I compare then $payload to `.*\"ref\":\"refs\\/heads\\/master\".*` not pretty but it works
That's what I feared. I'll try to dig into the code since Tuleap is open source. Thanks for the feedback Tomas
or through the REST API