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The Time Lapse Viewer is a web-based tool, dedicated to producing on-demand imagery flipbooks.
The local TLV uses H2 instead of PostgreSQL. You'll need to change the datasource in the application.yml if you want to use PostgreSQL. An example of PostgreSQL is in tlv/apps/tlv-app/grails-app/conf/application.yml.
Go to tlv/apps/tlv-app and copy application.yml.local into the same directory and name it to application.yml.
Go to tlv/apps/tlv-app and run grails run-app.
Go to http://localhost:8090/tlv in your browser.
Per the Jenkinsfile, certain branches are treated as special, and commits to these branches have implications listed below:
Each commit to master will result in a newly published docker image of the version specified in Chart.yaml:appVersion. Docker images cannot be overriden in our docker registry (that is, nexus), so each commit will need to be accompanied with a bumped version, or else a docker image will not be pushed.
Each commit will initiate a deployment of the newly created docker image (named dev-<timestamp>) to the omar-dev.ossim.io domain. Only the image name is changed, but any commit on this branch will lead to a rebuild/redeploy of the docker image.