# Misc tips

## pyright is not dealing with import paths correctly for `functional2`

I don't know why it's doing this but it seems to be assuming that the functional2 test suite is relative to the workspace root.

You can jam the following into `:CocLocalConfig` for vim, and probably the workspace config for VSCode and it should fix it.

```json
{
    "python.analysis.include": ["tests"],
    "python.analysis.extraPaths": ["tests"],
}
```

## buildbot user style to make the pulsing pills bearable

```css3
@keyframes pulse_animation {
  0% { transform:scale(.9) }
  50% { transform:scale(1) }
  to { transform:scale(.9) }
}

.pulse {
    animation-duration: 10s !important;
}
```

FIXME: someone should PR this, now that we [have the ability to patch buildbot](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/294353)

## run all lix vm tests locally

```bash
tests=$(
    nix eval --json --impure \
        --apply '
            let f = n: t:
                if __isAttrs t
                then (if t.type or "" == "derivation"
                    then (if t.system == __currentSystem
                            then [ n ]
                            else [])
                    else __concatMap (m: f "${n}.${m}" t.${m}) (__attrNames t))
                else [];
            in f ".#hydraJobs.tests"
        ' \
        .#hydraJobs.tests \
        | jq -r '.[]'
)

nix build --no-link -L ${tests[@]}
```

## check out current patchset of a cl by git alias

put this in a gitconfig that can configure aliases:
```
[alias]
	cocl = !\
	 ps=$(\
	   ssh $(git config remote.origin.gerriturl) \
	     gerrit query --format=json --current-patch-set $1 \
        | jq -sr .[0].currentPatchSet.ref \
	 ) && git fetch origin $ps && git checkout FETCH_HEAD && true
```
then run as `git cocl <cl-number>`. needs a `git config remote.origin.gerriturl gerrit.lix.systems`, or some other url that ssh can connect to. (could've extracted it from the remote url but we didn't want to do that much shell)

## git stuff

### git-revise

[git-revise](https://github.com/mystor/git-revise) is a cool tool for splitting and shuffling commits in-memory without breaking your working tree. it's great.

It also has some broken stuff with respect to gerrit commit-msg hooks. However, this can be fixed (this is opt-in because some commit-msg hooks make unsound assumptions but the gerrit one should be fine):

```
# allow gerrit git hooks to run on git-revise
[revise "run-hooks"]
        commit-msg = true
```

### Making `git clean` clean the stuff that isn't removed by `make clean`

If you don't want to use `git clean -x` to remove all git-ignored stuff, but want to remove things that are generated in Lix's build process but aren't removed by `make clean`, apply this patch: [no-ignore-not-cleaned.patch](https://wiki.lix.systems/attachments/1)