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I just downloaded the default setup and teardown scripts from our new CS 8.2 server, but the zip files only had three files each: requirements.txt, __main__.py, and version.txt. In 7.1 there were lots more files, including the actual Python scripts. What am I missing?
It used to be that, if we wanted to add new functionality to sandbox setup or teardown, we'd first download the default files. Then we'd make our customizations and upload them as new zips. Is there a new process now?
Answer by Yaniv Kalsky · Jan 11, 2018 at 09:13 PM
Hi @jim.pfleger.vz,
In CloudShell 8.1 we changed the way sandbox scripts work.
Part of it was the support of requirements files (to allow importing external packages required for the script execution, and a virtual environment per script).
With this change, we moved most of the common code we used to have to an external package and kept only the main flow.
In addition, the setup script now supports multiple stages, that you can add your code to.
Read more about it in the updated dev-guide (8.1 and above):
https://qualisystems.github.io/devguide/orchestration/8.1.0/the-oob-orchestration.html
Yaniv
Thanks @Yaniv.K - that's what I was missing. I'm looking forward to taking advantage of the new structure and features.
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