undefined's notes at top? about clamshell

[nicolashery]

Was this prod? This should be fixed in Staging

On Friday, May 16, 2014, Jana Beck [email protected] wrote:

After clicking on an existing note, I see this at the top in current
clamshell:
[image: screenshot 2014-05-15 15 09 20]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1588547/2991415/b8222732-dc7d-11e3-88b7-3a494b87c168.png
My name isn't undefined ;)

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[jh-bate]

it was when running everything locally. My suspicion was / is an old user
that had been created locally?

On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 7:51 PM, Nicolas Hery [email protected]:

Was this prod? This should be fixed in Staging

On Friday, May 16, 2014, Jana Beck [email protected] wrote:

After clicking on an existing note, I see this at the top in current
clamshell:
[image: screenshot 2014-05-15 15 09 20]<
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1588547/2991415/b8222732-dc7d-11e3-88b7-3a494b87c168.png>

My name isn't undefined ;)

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[nicolashery]

We removed the 's notes from the header, so this tells me you're running an old version of Clamshell? Can you check that you're up-to-date with git pull master?

[jebeck]

Ah, hmm, this happened when I was running everything locally after using @kentquirk's script to pull in all missing repos, but that script doesn't update that ones that you already have... (There's a separate script for that which I should have thought to run.)

Sorry about the wild goose chase :/

[kentquirk]

The intent in having two scripts was to separate setup from update, but I could make the setup script update too and consolidate them. Do you think it's worth it?

[jebeck]

I think it's worth it to have the setup script also update @kentquirk. Think of the case of a contributor who has one or two repos because they started with a small task, then only later do they decide to set everything up - they are going to have the same experience I had, probably.