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Procedure for managing changes in production. |
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| test {:doc "Run the test suite." | |
| :task (clojure "-M:test" "-m" "cognitect.test-runner")} | |
| test:bb {:doc "Run the test suite using Babashka to check compatibility." | |
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I want to build a model and its APIs using the kubebuilder pattern. Don't use code examples or any particular programming language. Walk me through at the REST API layer or other interfaces how I would need to build in my language of choice
I'll walk you through the conceptual architecture and interfaces you need to build, independent of language.
You're essentially building two parallel systems that share data sources:
- The Reconciliation System (Kubebuilder's domain)
- The REST API System (Your webapp domain)
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- Create slack app in the UI (the command line ended up creating an unusable app)
- Add these oauth permissions
channels:history channels:read groups:history groups:read im:history mpim:history team:read
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It’s a great question. We can’t do anything meaningful together without working through conflict, because all true relationships eventually experience it. It’s especially the case in a diverse environment with different perspectives, which is one that an academic community should strive to be.
The amount that conflict is allowed grow, I believe, is commensurate with the trust level between the two parties. As trust erodes, almost anything can cause conflict. The best way to keep trust high is by deepening each other’s understanding of the other’s motives and values. The more we understand each