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Start migration of retorch-orchestration tool #58
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@augustocristian @ClaudiodelaRiva I think that a big-bang approach and let the tests for the end is not the best approach. Migration should be incremental, starting by the module with less dependencies (ochestration) as we discussed before, and including everything of it (code, tests, doc and packaging). After migrating everything, publish the release (v2.0.0) |
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@augustocristian @ClaudiodelaRiva Remember, after the orchestration module #59, the next to migrate is the generation of the jenkinsfile, just this, anything about profiles, costs, etc. |
The Generation of Jenkinsfiles is under migration in https://github.com/giis-uniovi/retorch/tree/ft_migrateschedulerorchestrator |
@augustocristian This is a reminder about this issue because it has not been updated for 10 days |
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@augustocristian This is a reminder about this issue because it has not been updated for 10 days |
@augustocristian This is a reminder about this issue because it has not been updated for 10 days |
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@augustocristian This is a reminder about this issue because it has not been updated for 10 days |
I've reviewed the current status of the RETORCH orchestration tool, and I believe it’s almost ready to migrate the first version to this repository and make it publicly available. I’m beginning to outline the next steps we should take (tentative list):
Let’s discuss any changes to these steps and how best to proceed, @javiertuya.
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