The repos now sit directly under /srv/astrape, which is also every unit's
WorkingDirectory. Python prepends the working directory to sys.path for
'python -m', so the gibil checkout at /srv/astrape/gibil was shadowing the
installed package: the repo root has no __init__.py, so 'gibil' resolved as a
namespace portion with __file__ None, and submodules only resolved because a
namespace path recomputes itself on access.
Everything is installed into the venv, so nothing needs the working directory
on sys.path. WorkingDirectory still matters for env/ and models/.
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Each repo carries the units for the daemons it owns. WorkingDirectory stays
/srv/astrape so env/ and models/ resolve, while the code comes from the
editable installs under repos/.
The old astrape-db.service was misnamed -- it runs the weather forecast
ingest, and collided with what would have been an astrape-db repo. It is
astrape-weather-forecast.service here.
The training unit forces ATEN_CPU_CAPABILITY=default, because this host has no
AVX2 and torch otherwise dies with SIGILL in Adam, and caps threads with Nice
so a nightly run does not starve the 5-second Modbus poll.
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The forecasting runtime gibil pilots: weather ingest (Open-Meteo
forecasts and the Ecowitt station), the oracle and weather stores, the
snapshot daemon, the forecast evaluator, and the TCN training
scheduler.
classes/datasets.py holds the shapes the stores return for display.
They sit beside the stores deliberately: a store's return type belongs
to the store, and keeping them with the renderers would mean this repo
importing the dashboard, which is backwards.
Extracted from a single repository where the forecasting engine, the
database plumbing, the hardware client, the ingest daemons and the web
UI all imported each other freely. Verified that every module imports
with gibil resolved from its own installed checkout.
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