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Since `make pull_translations` is now performed at build time (in the new Atlas workflow), it will generally only have access to base dependencies. However, it depends on the `i18n_tools` command that was only installed at the testing layer. This moves the dependency from testing to base. (There is no increase in artifact size, as ora2 already depends on it and is installed at the base later.) This also adds `API_ACCESS_MANAGER_EMAIL` to the minimal settings so that `make pull_translations` can be run using production envs in a local environment (to test the lack of dependency on developer-level deps.) This supports OEP-58.
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1.4 KiB
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39 lines
1.4 KiB
YAML
# WARNING: Experimental
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#
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# This is the minimal settings you need to set to be able to get django to
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# load when using the production.py settings files. It's useful to point
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# LMS_CFG and CMS_CFG to this file to be able to run various paver commands
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# without needing a full docker setup.
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#
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# Follow up work will likely be done as a part of
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# https://github.com/openedx/wg-developer-experience/issues/136
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---
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SECRET_KEY: aseuothsaeotuhaseotisaotenihsaoetih
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FEATURES:
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PREVIEW_LMS_BASE: "http://localhost"
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TRACKING_BACKENDS: {}
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EVENT_TRACKING_BACKENDS: {}
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JWT_AUTH: {}
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CELERY_QUEUES: {}
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MKTG_URL_LINK_MAP: {}
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MKTG_URL_OVERRIDES: {}
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REST_FRAMEWORK: {}
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# We need MEDIA_ROOT because otherwise ./lms/djangoapps/certificates/migrations/0003_data__default_modes.py will fail.
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#
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# Using a local tmp location is not a good default for a production system. For production we should use
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# off-machine storage to more easily scale the system.
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MEDIA_ROOT: "/tmp/edx-platform/media/"
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# DATA_DIR is overridden twice in ./lms/envs/common.py override it here temporarily until that's cleaned up and we
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# can default to something dev friendly and have overrides in production.py for production friendly settings.
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DATA_DIR: "/tmp/edx-platform/data_dir/"
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# For just the CMS
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LMS_ROOT_URL: "http://localhost"
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LMS_INTERNAL_ROOT_URL: "http://localhost"
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# So that Swagger config code doesn't complain
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API_ACCESS_MANAGER_EMAIL: "api-access@example.com"
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