Implement way to run pipeline commands locally in docker, starting with fetch#5
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Implement way to run pipeline commands locally in docker, starting with fetch#5Staberinde wants to merge 5 commits intomainfrom
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present Initial commit of dockerised-fetch (WIP)
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Closing, as deprecated by #7 |
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TLDR
when you run this make command from a collection repo like so:
It creates a local_collection folder within your collection repo and fetches the resource as the pipeline would, and puts the output in local_collection in the same format as the pipeline would.
Output:
Result:
Everything runs in docker so all the dependencies are taken care of (it will even pull the image once I set the ECR up)
This should help us debug issues with the pipeline in a much easier way.
TODO
collection/pipeline.mkis deleted when running against collection repo (specifically listed-building-collection)