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From YouTube: NGS weekly meeting #7 - 2021-11-21

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Project website - https://ngs-lang.org/

Website update pull request - https://github.com/ngs-lang/ngs/pull/486

tr(), main feature of the 0.2.13 release - https://github.com/ngs-lang/ngs/wiki/Deep-Data-Structures-Manipulation-Design

FHIR - https://www.hl7.org/fhir/

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Hello welcome to the weekly ngs meeting.

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The meeting is about ngs and js is a programming languages program in language for devops and it's a modern programming language, as opposed to, for example, bash and it's for devops, as opposed to, for example, python, which is a general purpose: programming, language, okay. um So uh I'm ilya the author of the project. We have ricardo. Today, ricardo is a contributor to the project, um so I guess we'll start um yeah. So the meetings are about updates and plans.

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Well, uh ricardo. You want to go or you want me to go. First,.

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Okay, I can go it's fine yeah, so.

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Not not much this week. The only thing is that the website pull request is still on so yeah.

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It didn't get didn't get to it yet yeah.

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So I did all the fixes- and there are some questions for you and send you the request to re-review really review.

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Okay, let's do that, okay, so um what I did I finally got to do the release zero 213 released just uh today, maybe an.

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Hour looks awesome.

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Okay, so uh the the main thing in this release is the tr transform facility, uh which works with deeply nested data structures uh like, for example, fire f-h-I-r uh for ones that are interested. Can google this okay? um What else? So now that was 0-13 and I closed the milestone on github and the next milestone is 0-14 and that would be running ngs in lambda and after we get that out of the way we can finally proceed with the ui, which was a very uh wanted part.

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And another very important part about that release that when we did is the readme. So finally we have the readme updated with the install steps.

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Which are way easier than before, and we now you actually can see all all the ways you have to install it.

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Also, the github action was released automatically.

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Yeah, yes, awesome: it will have action yeah, it's also in readme, right.

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No it's above the readme there. That appears something like saying this. Github action with your project use this github action with your project. How.

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People know how to use it.

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I will show you so.

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You show us all of us the.

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Project right, it now appears here this thing all the time and if you click there, you see that it's in the right version. Now it's the latest version actually- and this is basically the reading. This is basically the readme from github. So you know, if you go to instagram.

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Using github well.

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Well, if people visit this page, it would be like much better if they only see this section yeah.

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But that would be easy to party yeah yeah. I understand okay show me this again, please yeah, and this stays with that name, which I guess it's way better.

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And just what do you mean stays with this name.

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uh The repository, so if you would have github action then it would be. You know if it wasn't.

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Yes, repository yeah, then it was not ngs.

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So we can easily use this in github actions. Okay,.

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Just go, you know, use run, that's that's it.

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Yeah run yeah, but then you run is like part of the like. Whatever you have yeah.

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Exactly yeah, okay,.

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Nice, nice, okay, very good. So um if you have no further updates, uh we can uh finish this.

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Video wait just this part also changed a bit so now we have the shot that.

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Yeah and we removed the other shot. That was the not.

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Used, how was that.

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And these ones we still need to update, I guess the homebrew, the homebrew and I.

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Think homebrew is somehow updating automatically for some reason. I don't.

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And this is the ngs, so you didn't run the snap snap update.

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Well, I can't run it, I don't have the credentials, no.

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It is there, it is.

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Is it ah there is.

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Automatic release, yes,.

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Well, it wasn't.

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It's it's supposed to be stable. Now everything goes to the edge automatically and then you just promote them. Oh.

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My how you promote them.

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You have to log in oh.

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My gosh to share.

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This credentials with you still.

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Yeah we'll get to there someday yeah.

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Someday and basically yeah: let's do it now.

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I hope we don't share things that we shouldn't be sharing.

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uh You want to share your credentials, live no, no.

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So I know it was.

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Stable, I don't know stable how we call stable zero point, something like that.

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Okay, if I still remember this, it was yeah promote too stable.

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If you remember how about you write this down in the readme, that's.

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It you know, I just clicked and said: promote yeah.

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Yeah, how you're going to save that? That's it okay, so it is on the readme.

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Yes, okay, updating.

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All the time, uh what is this, what are these numbers in there.

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That's the like the build numbers.

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uh Why is it different.

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uh Because it builds it maybe different times, I don't know it's automatic from their side. Revision.

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Whatever, okay.

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Why do I do you use their build system because their build system automatically, you know, has this automatically building for all the types? Okay.

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Also want github actions, but we would have to care.

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About all the types.

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Exactly and that's why they know they automatically build always to the edge every release that you do and then you just need to come here and say.

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They run the tests right also.

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End, uh I'm not sure, but I think so uh if.

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You could check this uh till next week. That would be uh great if they run the tests, because you know.

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Something built which doesn't work that actually doesn't help that much well. Okay,.

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We know it works right, so.

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Right right on all the platforms, it works because uh reasons because I.

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Think because but yeah nowadays usually work right.

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We have it, you see, status, released.

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Now, if we go out of here back to where we were, where was that back back back now? Here we need to refresh.

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This still didn't uplift, I guess it will update eventually.

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Eventual consistency: okay, yeah! Well, okay, good! uh Well! I guess we can um stop the recording right. Okay. So before we stop the recording what we need to say on youtube.

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Follow us yes,.

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Subscribe right, it's called.

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Subscribe yeah yeah this uh subscribe and like yeah or we will come to your house and you know anyhow: okay, thanks everybody for watching, see you in a week bye.