Webserver_logger example, and shutdown events #35
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Also, confirmed this works for the new Radiacode 102/3 models. pyproject.toml description now has "Radiacode-10x" |
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Add only related records or revert this file.
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| name = "radiacode" | |||
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| description = "Library for RadiaCode-101" | |||
| version = "0.3.4" | |||
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The current release pipeline includes setting an annotated tag and pushing to GitHub to build a pip package with GitHub Actions.
I will publish the release later, so please revert the version bump (but changes in the description are okay).
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It looks like it's your test script, which should not have been committed to the repo.
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I think we can choose a better name for this example. I find the CPS notifications are more important than the logging ability, so maybe choose something neutral or showing both (logs & CPS alerts)?
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Example added to include logging to the webserver.
Also, added shutdown events so radiacode service stops on exit