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colisee's Issues

Efforts towards colisee-builder v1.0.0

Core Responsibilities:

  • Ingest file with team name
  • Build docker image from archive
  • Push built docker image
  • Report status of submission
  • Update status of submission on db

Efforts towards colisee-runner v1.0.0

Core Responsibilities

  • Ingest game from db
  • Pull docker image for each team
  • Run docker image for each team
  • Report status of a game
  • Update the progress of a game on the db

Add Contributing section

Things that should be outlined in this section

  • Prefer branching over forking
  • Master branch is the development branch
  • Stable branch is curated by repo owners.
  • Code should be developed in typescript
  • Add tests for major normal and robustness testing
  • Generally prefer 4 space indenting.
  • Prefer lambdas
  • Prefer automatic type deduction except where value is possibly undefined/null
  • Use strictest null checks

Efforts towards Stockage 1.0.0

  • Create intitial generic API

  • Create local FS API implementation

  • Create Google Storage API implementation

  • Add project scaffolding

  • Update README to initial specifications

Add Issue column

Add a column in the services table that contains a badge showing the number of issues in that repo

Use the following as a template:

Open Issues

[![Open Issues](https://img.shields.io/github/issues-raw/siggame/colisee-builder.svg?style=flat-square)](http://github.com/siggame/colisee-builder)

Add README requirements

Requirements that a README should have

  • title - siggame/thing
  • badges - Travis Build, DockerHub Pulls, dependencies
  • table of contents
  • description (should contain link to primary developer)
  • Getting Started
  • API

Problems with downloading build logs

When downloading the build logs from the server, it appears that they are not downloading in the gzip format although they still have the .gz extension. Even when viewing it though, there still appears to be a problem with the files.

Here is an example where I renamed the file to a .txt file for convenience and then opened it up in a text editor to show the issues
selection_057

Add template .gitignore

Ignore:

.vagrant/
.vscode/
.idea/
.env

*.log

node_modules/
docs/
dist/
npm-debug.log

src//.js
src/
.js
test/
/.js
test/
.js

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