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Revision 24 (Tom Clegg, 10/26/2022 03:10 PM) → Revision 25/27 (Peter Amstutz, 05/19/2025 09:03 PM)
h1. Hacking Arvados Setting up your development environment: * [[Arvbox]] uses docker containers to bring up a mini development cluster * [[Hacking prerequisites]]: everything you need to run the test suite locally (manual configuration, not needed for Arvbox) * [[Running tests]] for all components, like the "Jenkins server":https://ci.curoverse.com does * [[Arvswitch]] provides some shell functions that make it easy to switch between different Arvados instances Development processes: * [[Coding Standards]] * [[Emacs and Go]] * [[Updating dependencies]] * [[Copyright and licenses]] Learning about technologies: * [[Go#Learning Go]] Working on Arvados components: * [[Hacking API server]] * [[Hacking Keep]] * [[Hacking Workbench]] * [[Hacking SDKs]] * [[Hacking Python SDK]] * [[Hacking Ruby SDK]] * [[Hacking Node Manager]] * [[Hacking Websocket server]] * [[Arvados-cwl-runner development]] * [[Setting up an arvbox dev federation]] * [[Hacking Workbench2]] Working on Website: * [[Website development process]] * [[Website_Checking_Tools]] Running the very latest code: * see http://doc.arvados.org/admin/upgrading.html Testing: * [[Manual testing plan]] * [[Kicking off Jenkins from terminal]] (alpha) Releasing: * [[Release checklist]] * [[Releasing Java SDK packages]] Other stuff: * [[Minimum inventory and config file for Ansible installer]]