Jenkins Documentation Office Hours, 19 Jan 2022

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Using gitpod.io for faster and easier configuration of documentation development environment. Jean-Marc Meessen shows his development technique using gitpod.io. Uses a web browser to host Visual Studio Code and allows user browsing of changes as they are being made.

A

There we are so um let's go for the presentation, so my name is john mcmaster. I'm interested in various aspects of helping developers contribute to the jenkins project and particularly interested to everything that is creating friction hey. We see that we have elizabeth joining us.

B

Hi good afternoon, sorry, I'm just joining.

A

Hey hello, so I just made the presentation and for the the last thing practical thing I am located in brussels. So I'm just one hour later uh than you in the uk elizabeth you're relocating in england too,.

C

No I'm currently in nigeria.

A

Oh okay, oh what time zone is that, so what time is it for you.

C

um Currently, now it's two min um six minutes parts, two p.m.

A

Okay, so we're on the time. At the same time, okay xenap is now at one o'clock and.

B

A

I don't I don't ask because he's way out of my working hours, it's very early for him. So coming back, so I've been interested in things that create friction for developers and one technology I came to was a git pod.

A

Gitpod is a solution for simplifying the setup of a development environment, having a lot of traction right now and has a very interesting free tier.

A

So one can already do I like it, so I'm biased, somehow and.

A

What I use it most- and I hope that I will answer questions that you have so I will show you a little bit what it is. What I do with it do a short presentation of what I do and then we'll open up to any questions or clarification you would like to to have on that marxian up in elizabeth. Is that okay, that's great for me, okay, that.

C

Looks great for me too.

A

Okay, good um I'll, explain afterwards to put everything back in picture. I'm just going to start this there we are. I did not prepare my environment, so uh I'm going to move that away.

A

So uh what I want to show is very clearly: I have. We have jenkins dot io. I have documentation uh and I went to create something new and I quickly show you what is a process uh and I'm going to start a new blog post uh for instance.

A

So, as I'm lazy, I have.

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My shortcut for that, so this so first question: do you see my screen correctly? Should I make it larger for me this.

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C

Yes, please, I think you should make it.

D

Okay, great okay, so larger is, is good. Then, okay,.

B

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Don't hesitate to interrupt, why does it work.

A

It doesn't help me do that there is this better. This is very big.

D

Good to go like that, yes, that's great filling the screen is, is.

B

Yes, thank you.

A

Right, okay, so this is my fork of jenkins.io, so forked from so this is my work environment. This is the easiest way uh to start working, and the first thing that I do is: I have.

D

Go ahead! Mark sorry, you you offered to let us interrupt. Is it okay, if I interrupt sure, definitely, okay, so so there's an indicator already that there's one action you need to take before you do any git pod stuff right below where your mouse is hovered, there's a line that says your one commit behind infra master. Could you click that fetch upstream button yeah.

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D

Thank you, okay. That way.

A

Yeah yeah one of the one of the crucial.

D

Things for me is: I need to stay up to date on my fork and that fetch upstream button does it. Okay, now back to you sure, no.

A

No, no, that that's that's uh very good, so I need to prepare that a little bit better so uh about github. There's some configuration to be done before so you need to create your account. There's some automation and plugins that you can install. I skip all the setup part. We can discuss that afterwards. So here everything is in place. What I do I click on my git pods button and what git pod will do it? It starts. The environment asks me first, my uh what environment I want to.

D

Use so so now, and while that's starting, I don't have a get pod button on my mine, and so that's part of the initial setup that you said we would look at, we would discuss later correct. Okay, thank you.

A

So uh uh this is part is well explained. What is happening right now in the uh on the screen? Is it as I refreshed uh my fork, he's rebuilding everything and preparing everything automatically uh and the the rules? How to do that is defined in a configuration file in the root of the project, meaning that every project that you want to use git pod on the maintainer can but not has to have to uh can configure it and say well. This is the recommended way of using a git pod.

A

What I'm going to do, I'm going to I'm not going to wait for the pre-built we're already going to show. Otherwise, I need to say too much nonsense what's happening now, so the pre-built stuff is something that can happen in uh asynchronously, and here we paused that for uh for a moment, it's creating a container in all the infrastructure in the cloud.

A

So it starts all the tooling required.

A

If you want to ask a question, or or so uh you need to say it clearly.

D

Yeah so, while while the while this container image is being pulled, could you show us in another tab the contents of that git pod yaml file that you mentioned? Oh it's already, opening don't don't disrupt. It looks like you're.

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D

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Yeah, I have here a step between uh because I'm experimenting with intellij, uh uh so it can go quicker than that. This is what so. I will open a browser editor, which is visual code, visual studio code.

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This I'm going to.

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These messages, so I need to set up the window correctly.

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I put it that way, so this visual studio code is running in the cloud. I have nothing installed on my laptop I had beside enabling gitpod, which is mainly configuration I had nothing to do. I have everything ready and you recognize the regular editor functions so in a terminal window. What I want to show you is the asynchronous process of preparing my uh environment.

A

uh That's happening here and, in fact, to answer uh mark's question this here. The gitpod.eml is the configuration that the maintainer makes available to contributors and say this is the way you want to do now here.

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I stop that for a moment.

A

No I'll I'll explain it afterwards. Let's skip that.

D

But that that is the preview that was the previous.

A

This is a preview yeah, it's it starts, but uh otherwise uh um uh I'm I'm mixing you all over the place and I'm so sorry so so explaining the gitpod configuration. This is something that the.

A

That the maintainer makes available has different parts. The part here tasks mark I'm getting into a rabbit hole. I'm sorry for that, but I'll make that quick. This is everything that's required to set up the environment, and this runs automatically. The tooling is in place everything this part here explains what are the visual studio code, gadgets or plugins that I want to have available for me, and here I want to have the ascii doctor integration.

A

I could add, for instance, a plug-in that I will do shortly for spell checks, which comes very uh handy. Somebody uh hinted me too good, so this is where I configure the visual studio code.

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This is just to say that my pods will expose data on port 4242.

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And this is, as you can see here, it started the preview and it makes it available on that port. This instruction here says it's available on the internet.

A

uh We'll come back on that I'll. I just try to explain it a little bit. Let's go for, let's go on with the with the demonstration. uh These are the ports that are open by my pod. The other ports are required for the intellij um intellij integration. The one we're interested is the 4242.

A

This is where uh the test environment is exposing the web.

D

Server, no jean-marc, how did you, how did you get that list of ports? Sometimes I get confused by the visual studio code interface. Did you hover over that thing? On the bottom, I clicked okay.

A

So so you see here, you have the list of ports that are um exposed.

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D

On it, ah and that brings it up in the explorer in the top left and.

A

So I have here, I can also reach there. It's a remote explorer. I.

D

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The port and here on the right uh I can uh have different, uh so it shows a characteristic, and I don't know what the others do. I click this one that makes I want to open that port in the browser and as you've seen here.

A

This is uh hold on.

A

One two: three: okay, so you have it. uh This is here. This is a pod or an instance in the cloud. That's really for me and for this particular instance, and I believe you can make that available to others. But let's say this is a preview and it uses this editor and, as you can see, this is the log file of what's happening so, each time I navigate in there.

A

Let's say we go to blog happy new year, for instance, when I go here, I see all the pages that that have been served. So you have the the web server interface, but we'll we'll try it out and see how it works. So what did what do we have right? Now?

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We have an editor running in the cloud, so no resources used locally.

A

It has a complete environment with the required tooling, and it started a private test instance of the website with a web server and exposed that on on the internet. So I can access it. That way I can check later is. Can I share that link as long as my pod is running, I believe we can have several people doing a preview, so that means that I'm ready now to do actual work. So I go on my other terminal session, so I don't it's not too noisy, so I have it here and um I'll start working.

A

The first thing that I will do is I create a work branch and I'll I'll uh name that demo branch.

A

So it is always the first thing that needs to to be done: a good habit, never work or try to do anything on the master branch. So this is where I can do the change. I can decide if I commit them and push them to my github repository, but this is a habit that I'm I'm trying to have so uh we're not going to uh create a new one, because I'm lazy, I'm just going to modify the uh happy new year, a page, a blog post page and we're going to see how that changes.

A

So I go in content so there you need to have a good understanding of the structure of the file system and you need to know where the sources are located so, and this is the source I'll make that smaller.

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So this is the source of the happy new year um page. As you can see the ascii doctor integration is working, highlighting the different things, and uh it also has the uh automation for that. Like link.

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The various ascii doctor automation for that not the purpose of this presentation, I'm going to do a modification and say we're going to change the year and and say 24..

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I explain you later why so we made we made a change uh uh on it and we're going to see if it re reflects on here and as you can see, this is a preview.

A

It immediately took the modification I made here. It uncommitted anything and you immediately see the the change I even going to hijack.

A

The or not the hijack that I'm going to add myself.

A

uh I think this is the name I'm known on, so I'm not sure that this is, and let's say I do a refresh of it and I crashed this is because well, this is nice. It crashed why? uh Because the this is probably not known. So I.

D

Have an error in it yeah john mark, in this case this what it was looking for. If you go back to that failure page, the failure page actually tells us. What's failing it's just painful to read. It says the file with personal information content data, authors, marky, waite, space, jm, messen adoc is missing. It thinks that's a single author named marky waite, space, jm, mason and therefore okay. So so.

A

What is the actually use.

D

A different syntax to identify multiple authors and I think it's author's colon rather than authors, so multiple authors write exactly so authors and then put us on two lines right now, we'll see. If I.

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D

The syntax correctly yeah and I do a refresh.

D

And there have been cases in the past where I had to do a I had to stop the compile that was running, stop the build that was running and start it again. So exactly.

A

This is something that I do now. What is very interesting here, we you see the interactive process of trying out and having an immediate feedback, and this is very powerful, with no installation required look locally. This was my sales pitch. So what we're going to do here? I'm going to stop the compile.

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Make it bigger, so you see so I interrupted the server and I restart the run.

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And uh just need to do that now it duplicated it and we're going to see if my theory, so it's still starting up here and we have p-o-n there and it's here. So it's exactly the same.

A

So here I'm I'm! I'm lazy! I'm just going to see if this one refreshes there it is so uh there it works. So what I've been mumbling in my beard uh was that it by default opens a new or opens a new uh browser window for your preview.

A

It's not necessary to do it because you can reuse the existing one. If you, if you're, not sure of what you do well, just open it and just go it's the navigation is quickly done. So this is how I uh edit uh the the thing, so what I then could do- and this is just using the visual studio code integration.

A

So how do I commit? I can use the git interface here.

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And do uh this is a change and this will be local to the pod going into so much detail again, but uh I'm going to commit that in my local thing and I can now publish the branch which I will not do, because this is just a noise uh for that. But you can also do it from the command line.

A

uh uh So you can do a git status here. Nothing to do, and so you have all the required commands. I'm just wondering if.

D

Git, so I assume that the file has not been saved yet I'm not sure. I understand why. Oh did you just.

A

Well, just to show that the git.

D

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Okay, I'm sorry, I.

D

Missed the commit, thank you, okay, so.

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So this is the commit, so I just show you I don't know how familiar everybody is with that. I just make a change there, so it works like that this by clicking here, the plus you do the equivalent of a git add the stage the change is staged here. I create my commit message and to do the actual commit you do that with the the check mark there, when you hover over the stage all changes here, I can unstage them, and this is the git integration in visual studio code.

A

Now you can do that with the regular commands here you have a full git command line interface available here.

A

So I'm going just to revert, so I'm going to unstage that so just showing here the git interface and I'm going to uh discard the changes.

A

Okay, doing that this is for the people that, like their mouse or trackpad, but it's it's easy. I honestly I use that interface very often, but depends how good you are typing and other people do it. Everybody does it this way. So this was a short demonstration.

A

uh I don't know what else. So this is the principle uh mark's, synap or or elizabeth. Can you tell me, did you understand what I tried to show here the principle and do you have questions.

D

So, at least for me, I think I understood, but now the questions are around. How do I, how do I as an individual, get to the point where it is as easy to start this kind of development, as you did, so? How do I get the git pod button in my github account, or how do I do other steps like that.

A

Right: okay, I'll cover that xena. Do you have questions.

E

um Yeah, so I think my question is also related to mac arts and um specifically on.

E

Setting this up is there any specification that my pc has to meet, or do I need to do any configuration on my laptop before I'm able to do these setup git spots set up and things like now.

A

This is the good news of that. The only thing you need is the working modern browser, so I'm using google chrome, it works also with firefox on your.

B

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On your machine, there is only the browser.

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C

All right so, um based on what they know of justin asked. I was also going to ask a question, because I noticed that you are using a macbook air and line ups and not windows. So does this? Can this setup also work work with um a windows pc or it's just for that? Sm.

A

Any so it's I think it even works on an ipad that is the dumbest terminal that it exists. Now I I without a keyboard, I would not be able to do any sensible work, but it works on on a macbook. It works on a windows machine. It works on the linux machine, there's no prerequisite. This is why I'm so excited by this technology.

A

There's no requirements, no docker, container or or tools to be installed. You just need your browser as a window into the pod.

C

All right, thank you very much. Thank you.

E

Thank you. um I have another question um you use the visual studio code for this um presentation is that the only id that is available on github currently or the other idea is that one could use for this development.

A

Yes, yes, and no so, okay, uh the.

A

The easiest thing is so this browser, but no so this editor ide works in the browser, so you have nothing to install. Nothing is required, but you you're stuck with visual studio code because they made the work of having a web version of their tool.

A

They are, they have in beta right now the intellij um integration. Now this works a little bit different. It requires you to have the intellij or another ide installed on your machine. It's a pity that I cannot draw, but um so what we've seen here, everything is in the cloud and you just use your web browser as a window to it.

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The other technique that you can use is that you have your ide and it runs locally and you just open a command socket and it will send the commands via a tunnel, and so the editing will happen locally.

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All the compilation, the testing and all that will run in the clouds.

A

So you can run a local version of visual studio code. uh There are hints that netbeans works intellij. I tried it two days ago and it works only with the paid version, the ultimate, so it does not work with the community edition.

A

So if you want to have the easy thing, you have to use visual studio code on the web on on the web browser.

A

Otherwise you start to have uh potential issues. What browser? What ide would you have been interested.

E

um So, for me, visual studio code is okay, um I'm just asking for people who are not used to visual studio code or who are used to other ideas like intellij um dimension. Is there any option for that? But, for me, visual studio code is is perfect.

A

Okay, good, yes, okay for the other ides, uh I I I'm experimenting it. I'm trying they're mentioning several solutions for that, uh but it does not come out of the box, so I'm I I did not give up yet but um and it's it's a very rich uh project, so they're they're changing at a fast pace, but the intellij integration they want to make money of it.

E

Then I'll stick to your studio code then cause me for me: it's um it's either intellij um visual studio code or intellij, but I think I still prefer um visual studio code because it's lighter it's more lightweight than everyday. Yes, so most of the time I use visual studio code so that works for me.

A

Yeah and um the so it's possible to run your personal copy of visual studio code that you have on your laptop with all the tooling and settings that you have so it's possible. I I I made that work. I don't have a demo ready uh for that, so that works. It makes the setup of the environment easier here it each time needs to install and configure the plugins in the environment. You have that I'm showing here, for instance, but.

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Here it works. I I made java development and uh here I count maximum three minutes- to set up everything for a java project uh with uh uh everything required uh for uh the demo.

A

So I can, even uh uh so, when you're developing a plugin, I don't know how familiar with you with that, but the m, the maven hpa hpi run you can you can make it run there.

A

What else can I explain or tell you.

E

Back to mark's question of how do we set it up? How do we integrate with github? How do we have that github and git spot icon train I'm going to clean.

A

Up your your, I I tell you one thing: I forgot so the honest, the honest answer I made that in uh when was it in october or november, and uh I'm an old man, so I tend to so I have.

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I need to go back on tape and reload that in my brain, the principle you just follow the instructions.

B

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And uh if there are a few tips that I can give, so if you're interested uh I'm going to create a new account and take notes how it is, but the documentation from gitpod is well done.

A

You just experiment and uh I can make a a a short checklist: uh how to do that. Marketing.

D

John mark, would you open the gitpod.io site so that they can see what it how it looks and, yes.

A

Just making this broader.

A

You don't want me to say that I'm old.

D

I regularly tell my children they're not allowed to use the o word, that's not acceptable, but yet yeah.

A

So uh I just opened uh git pod and it opens by default uh on the workspace. uh A workspace is a pod with all the file system to run the environment. So what we're just running now uh is this one here and I created 28 minutes ago um here you don't see it especially with the light. So these are the workspaces uh I'm going to. I think this is so. This is the account um and um I'm going to talk about that.

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uh I didn't prepare that so I don't know how to do that here, we'll walk through the interface and so uh you'll see how it works. So this is the three tier open source one, and that means that you have 50 hours of running of a development environment running so now the clock is ticking because I have this environment open and you see here where I am standing, so I didn't use a lot uh during my my holiday period, so I only used that so 50 hours if you're you're working cleanly this works.

A

This is okay. Now, if you pay a little bit more, then you have a hundred hours, and this is very, very comfortable now. What you need to do is when you finished doing your work. I made the modification you just close this window here and this will shut down the environment. The workspace john, it's done so.

D

As I did go ahead, it's enough to just close that browser tab.

A

Yes, now the bad habit is oh, it's already 12 o'clock. I need to go downstairs and have lunch. If you leave your your your tab, open the clock continues ticking now. It will wait, I think, for half an hour and he sees no activity. It will kill it and say.

D

So so there is a timeout and- and if I haven't pushed my changes from the local copy, that's there in the in the getpod workspace they would be lost. I assume when this lost exactly okay, so so it's important that I remember to push not just do the development and then close it thinking, it will have saved it automatically. So, yes, I do a git commit and then I get pushed to push it up to my fork.

A

Now this is because I want to stay in my free tier, so if I want to do that now, if rich people can go to the unlimited one and they don't need to care, they can keep it open in. uh So just just a a little detail so see when you're, in unlimited and and uh and so on.

A

This is well enough for especially for open source projects where you don't do it uh uh 50 hours this. This is two weeks uh two weeks worth of full-time work, so this works. Well, you can have team plans that mean that you have a team integration uh integration.

A

This is where the uh the security uh is done where you associate. This is where the magic of associating your your git pod account with uh github, and it shows what are the permissions that it uses. So it's really well integrated in the github security model.

A

If you use a default and follow the instructions for for setting it up, it makes sense it's it's. I was all I made.

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You can also decide what are the repository that you allow to work with git pod, with your your account, because your github account has a lot of privileges, and so what I said gitpod is only allowed to work on my forked repo.

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So I cannot make any changes. I cannot access them, so you can. You can tune it references preferences. This is where.

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You can use the way you decide how it looks like these are the desktop ides. So these are- and this is what I've been experimenting. I should remove that, and this is a new thing that I've heard about. I did not use. That means that you can upload your settings, so that is yet another reason not to use local uh ide, and then we have here. These are projects.

A

uh This is another gadgets that they're offering is you can define here that it's? You know the setup phase that we had at the beginning. When I started the pod, you can have a process that will prepare that for you permanently so each time there is a change on that commit is merged into it. It will prepare everything, store it on file and when you start your gitpod environment, we'll just copy it over, and you win a couple of minutes like that.

A

This is interesting when you have very, very large projects so gadgets to to make your life easier, so don't get bothered by by that. So this is a problem when you start showing old settings and everything um it is. uh You go in too many details, so I I hope I did not lose you mark seen up in elizabeth.

D

So I was, I was actually curious if we wanted to. If there are more topics that you want to go over, we should go over those john mark, but I wondered if we should ask zinab or elizabeth to share their screen and let's walk them through registering for gitpod.io yeah, because I could do it, but I think I'm already registered and so yeah, if either of them would be willing to be our our test case here we could have them share their screen and we could. We could do a talk through with it.

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uh Just checking where I think this getting started so they have nice videos.

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So where is it explained.

D

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To register introduction.

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Now we can, we can start.

D

So I'm well, I'm not sure they're willing, they may say. No, they don't want to be.

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E

Actually, but that's a really great idea, but um I'm actually what's this meeting about.

D

Oh okay, if you're on mobile.

E

That won't work.

D

All right good, thank.

E

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And elizabeth you're on your mobile too.

C

I am on my pc, so I could right use my name as a test case.

C

Stable nato, currently, okay.

A

Here what you can do is I so what we can do is that I figure out uh what the what the entry point for it is, but you just go to gitpod.io you. You look a little bit in the documentation and uh what's there and you just start, you create the account and, and it will work you I I found the experience super easy uh to to do. Try that if you get stuck, you have questions or you want that we organize a screen sharing session or something like that. Just ping me, okay,.

C

Can I can I share my screen. My screen like right now.

A

Absolutely freed mine, yes, go ahead.

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C

Thanks to my screen, so I don't get spot, though I over telling me that an error.

A

This is, uh are you on a corporate network.

C

Oh, I've been having lots of issues.

D

Yeah, it looks like a network issue.

D

Yeah so in my case it brings up a login to gitpod dialog. When I go to gitpod.io yeah. Now I I don't know.

A

So I I think this looks like a proxy error or something like that.

D

And it could be that that someone is defending you or you know, if you're inside of inside of a corporate environment or inside of a network, it could be that they're they're intentionally blocking that's good to know for us, because if, if it's often blocked that would make it less effective for for people who want to contribute.

D

That's a good point mark.

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I didn't think I've been spoiled after five years outside.

C

I think this is a network error, because my um other links are going properly, so I think it's not something that has to a network huh and.

E

Yet elizabeth, are you using your office network or is this your personal I'm.

C

Using my personal network, I'm using my personal wi-fi.

D

So I wonder if I wonder if they've done a geographic blocking.

C

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And my um phone that's connected to it, nothing else is connected to it. It's my mind.

A

I'm going to ask the the people from gitbod, so you're you're located in nigeria, nigeria right.

C

Yes, I am in nigeria.

A

Okay, I'll I'll I'll ping them uh and put you in copy of the the mail to know. If uh there's some geolocation.

C

Do I drop my um meal here for you so that subsequent.

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um I I think mark has the mail.

C

Yes, he does, he does.

A

And I think it's in the uh in the invitation, I'm just checking.

A

Did I pronounce it correctly, I I know it's it's hard, but I want to learn.

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I want to learn it so never been to africa, so I I I.

B

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Don't know so many things I need.

D

To learn so many things if, if you'd like, I could certainly share my screen so that I'm not as I'm not fully configured the way jean-marc. Is that way? At least we've got a record of some steps that are used, yeah.

E

Yeah and um I know, although I'm I'm using my mobile, I was just able to register and connect to my github account. Oh okay,.

C

So I think I should also check.

E

C

When I should work.

D

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D

Well, and and we're we're almost out of time, so it's it's well suited.

C

It actually worked on my mobile good.

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C

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Right so it's I need to figure out. What's what happened so.

A

Okay, here I'll I'll talk to the gitpod people and put you in copy of my my mail, so we we we know about about that, and.

E

All right, probably, we could have maybe like a screenshot of what's showing when you try to access it, so you could use that, probably as a reference when talking to git spot people. I don't know if that would be useful. Yeah.

C

um I've taken a screen. I would share it via me: yeah, okay,.

A

Right well we're going to to see, because I have a few contacts uh there now you understood that I like the product- uh I try not to be over enthusiastic about it, but I think there is really a great there's music in there, so we we, but why? It's a pity, didn't work.

E

Thank you so much. I also think, like this looks really exciting. um Coming from someone who knows how should I put cds, it can be trying to set up jenkins that I o locally run it and things like that, especially when you're dealing with windows.

E

I've gone through that pain, and I was about to go through that pain again before matt mentioned that there's something called deport and I'm really excited to try this. I know how to go through the stress of setting it up on my pc, so um I think this is really great. Thank you. So much.

A

I'm I'm pushing I'm pushing for for that, because I I put myself in the position of students or people that it takes a lot of time to set up everything before even starting anything, and this is what I liked with gitpod once that you have the base installed.

A

Oh, I just want to change that and you fire it up. Five minutes done and your your pr is submitted, and this is what really said bing a light went on and I'm I'm I'm really excited with that.

A

So mark the demo was unstructured. It was done with my guts with.

D

C

Thank you so much.

D

C

We, like visceral direct from the heart presentations.

D

Well done john mark well done. Okay,.

A

So I've tried to to write either a blog post or a documentation or or material about that. What do you think about that? Mark.

D

That would be great for elizabeth and for zinab, we'll also we can use doc's office hours on thursday to answer any questions. If you have questions, don't be shy about bringing a question there and saying hey, I I'm having this problem or that problem and we'll talk about them. John mark won't be available at that time, it's after his at the end of his day, but I can. I can do my best to help and we'll work it out together, right yeah. We can work sure.

E

uh Thank you so I'll see what I can do before then um just try to use the documentation and see if I'm able to set it up- and you know, do something and if not then I'll bring you my questions. Thank you. So much.

A

And and don't hesitate to put your experience, the problems you had to solve and we put them in a pot in a pot, not a pod, a pot together, and so we can write a frequently asked questions for if other people want all right.

C

Okay, thank you very much mark thanks for watching.

D

So, recording recording will likely be available in within the next 24 hours. If you need to refer back to it, I assume that all of you are okay, that I post this publicly, I'm going to post it to community.jenkins.io so that people can look at it and see hey how? How do you do this? How do you do that jean-marc? Thank you very, very much. It's it's been.

D

It's been a pleasure.

A

For me all right, bye, everybody, okay, bye, bye, everybody.