Perfect! Thank you!
Yes, we are planning on upgrading to 4, but I just wanted to have a bit more context on the issue. Appreciate the info!
Perfect! Thank you!
Yes, we are planning on upgrading to 4, but I just wanted to have a bit more context on the issue. Appreciate the info!
Hi @jan_blaha , my team ran into this, but I believe we are running an old version before your change was made (3.4.1). Do you mind linking the commit or version where this was fixed?
Thanks!
Oh okay I didnt think to do that. Duh! Thanks!
I'll respond in the other thread since it is a bit more relevant there.
Hello,
I reached out before about the issues I see with storing schedules in a git repository. After some thought, I came up with a solution for a small extension, triggered on startup and CRUD operations to the schedule to maintain an additional entity type that removes data about nextRun, etc.
Now that I have done that, I need to add schedules to my .gitignore
, but with v3, a new option has been added to allow entities to be split up into multiple files, making it challenging to add to a .gitignore
file for this. I was wondering if it's possible to make the option splitIntoDirectories
configurable for the scheduling extension. I'm not sure if this would have any repercussions, although I believe not since manipulation of the entities is always done through the API.
Thanks!
Hello,
We are currently using a remote git repository to store reports and have come up with a CI/CD pipeline that supports deploying reports to different instances of jsreport. The only problem we are having is with committing schedules to the repository. Because the schedules
file includes the "nextRun" key, it makes it difficult to commit this.
My thought is to create an extension that converts a "yaml" version of the schedule that leaves out this information to the current version of the schedule. Then we will use a git hook to convert it back if changes are made to the schedule via the jsreport UI.
Before I go down this path, I was curious if there are any other suggestions on how to do this?
Thanks!
Great!
I'll follow that issue for now.
Thanks so much!
Hello,
Is there any way to mark a folder as hidden? I am using the fs-store extension, as well as version-controlling the data
directory. JSReport ignores the .git
directory, as I would expect, but it does not ignore other hidden directories. I have a hidden directory that I am using to house a script used in a CI Pipeline. The script doesn't show up in the UI (as it shouldn't), but the hidden directory does. Is there any way to hide this? It's not really a big deal, but if it's something simple I can do, I'd like to know.
Thanks!