This is useful when working with backend plugins and grafana at the same time. Makes it so Grafana has a chance to shutdown the external process. An os.Interrupt signal is first sent, then after a five second wait a a force kill will be sent if the process is still running.
* build: use vendor folder for building
not sure if this is a good idea or not, but this stops module fetching
* untouch yarn.lock
Signed-off-by: Kyle Brandt <kyle@grafana.com>
* modules on in runPrint
- currently only the release is used as a fingerprint which produces
caching issues for all lastest master builds
- also add build commit to url fingerprint
- make bra also watch go html template files
* `bra run` is used during development, but it was not using build.go
which sets a couple of globals, e.g., the commit (currently set to "NA")
* This will help in reporting the commit that someone is basing their
screenshot on.
* webpack poc, this is not going to work for plugins, dam
* tech: webpack and systemjs for plugins starting to work
* tech: webpack and systemjs combo starting to work
* tech: webpack + karma tests progress
* tech: webpack + karma progress
* tech: working on tests
* tech: webpack
* tech: webpack + karma, all tests pass
* tech: webpack + karma, all tests pass
* tech: webpack all tests pass
* webpack: getting closer
* tech: webpack progress
* webpack: further build refinements
* webpack: ng annotate fixes
* webpack: optimized build fix
* tech: minor fix for elasticsearch
* tech: webpack + ace editor
* tech: restored lodash move mixin compatability
* tech: added enzyme react test and upgraded to react v16
* tech: package version fix
* tech: added testdata to built in bundle
* webpack: sass progress
* tech: prod & dev build is working for the sass
* tech: clean up unused grunt stuff and moved to scripts folder
* tech: added vendor and manifest chunks, updated readme and docs
* tech: webpack finishing touches
