demo fixes (#167)

* fixes: mentor-client:1.2.4 fixes one-mentor in guest session bug

* improvement: adds automated tests

* fixes: removes unused package-lock.json

* fix pyenv for test

* fixes: replace 'shit' with 'shift' in transcripts

* fixes: dan-burns fails to answer recommended questions

- what are the most important first steps?
- How do you set the tone?
- What are the most common mistakes?
- What problems can be rooted out early?

* improvement: delete dupe .vtt files for dan burns

* fixes: mentor-pipeline:1.4.1 fixes bugs in noise-reduction

* fixes: offset timing in jd_thomas videos from session 2, part 2

.circleci/config.yml

@@ -9,6 +9,10 @@ executors:
   python:
     docker:
       - image: circleci/python:3.6.9
+  tests-dockerized:
+    machine:
+      image: ubuntu-1604:201903-01
+      docker_layer_caching: true
 aliases:
   # setup env vars for ebs tools
   - &dev-mentorpal-env-init
@@ -101,15 +105,29 @@ jobs:
       - *git-lfs-pull
       - run: *prod-mentorpal-env-init
       - run: *eb-deploy
+  test:
+    executor: tests-dockerized
+    steps:
+      - run:
+          name: "Set Python Version"
+          command: pyenv global 3.7.0
+      - *git-lfs-install
+      - checkout
+      - run: git submodule init && git submodule update --remote
+      - *git-lfs-pull
+      - run: make test
 workflows:
   version: 2
   build-test-deploy:
     jobs:
       - checkout-revision-setup
+      - test:
+          requires:
+            - checkout-revision-setup
       - approve-dev-deploy:
           type: approval
           requires:
-            - checkout-revision-setup
+            - test
       - dev-ebs-deploy:
           requires:
             - approve-dev-deploy

.gitmodules

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+[submodule "behave-restful"]
+	path = behave-restful
+	url = https://github.com/beatthat/behave-restful.git

Makefile

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ venv-create:
 
 .PHONY: run
 run: $(VENV)
-	$(VENV)/bin/docker-compose up
+	$(VENV)/bin/docker-compose up $(args)
 
 .PHONY: run-local-lrs-%
 run-local-lrs-%: $(VENV)
@@ -84,3 +84,7 @@ endif
 env/lrs/%/rebuild: env/%/.env
 	rm -f env/lrs/$*/.env.enc
 	$(MAKE) env/lrs/$*/.env.enc
+
+.PHONY: test
+test:
+	cd tests && $(MAKE) test

docker-compose.yml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 version: '3.7'
 services:
   web-app:
-    image: "uscictdocker/mentor-client:1.2.3"
+    image: "uscictdocker/mentor-client:1.2.4"
     expose:
       - "3000"
     depends_on:

ebs/bundle/Dockerrun.aws.json

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
   "containerDefinitions": [
     {
       "name": "web-app",
-      "image": "uscictdocker/mentor-client:1.2.3",
+      "image": "uscictdocker/mentor-client:1.2.4",
       "portMappings": [
         {
           "hostPort": 3000,

mentors/Makefile

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 PWD=$(shell pwd)
 AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID?=required_if_using_aws_transcribe
 AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY?=required_if_using_aws_transcribe
-DOCKER_IMAGE?=uscictdocker/mentor-pipeline:1.4.0
+DOCKER_IMAGE?=uscictdocker/mentor-pipeline:1.4.1
 DOCKER_CONTAINER=mentor-pipeline
 PROJECT_ROOT?=$(shell git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2> /dev/null)
 AWS_REGION?=us-east-1

mentors/data/mentors/dan-burns/.mentor/utterances.yaml

@@ -1017,7 +1017,7 @@ utterances:
   - Relocating
   transcript: So I moved 17 times in my baby seventies. It's a lot of ghosts. Frankly,
     before I was married, I I didn't have a care I would move anywhere to do to get
-    the job. I wanted to be in California, all the shit those born and raised in Brooklyn.
+    the job. I wanted to be in California, all the shift those born and raised in Brooklyn.
     So I took the first ship I could find out of the West Coast. After that, the detailers
     would call me and say, You've done a bang up job and now we've got a tour for
     you on the USS Fife on the life was coming out of the yards. San Diego and going
@@ -1093,7 +1093,7 @@ utterances:
     things is when you do come in from being out at sea. Hey, there's a tendency to
     goto four. Go to the four winds. And you know what? You really want to try to
     go to some of the command functions and try to go and see. Talk about Hey, what
-    is that? What is that squadron doing? What is that shit? Do it. Where? What? What
+    is that? What is that squadron doing? What is that shift? Do it. Where? What? What
     is that? And that frigates And that, Um do A L. C. S ships coming out. You want
     to find out as much so they can tell you and shape where you'd like to go with
     you.
@@ -1120,7 +1120,7 @@ utterances:
     dunmore scuba to prepare for being a seal for to prepare them to be buds. Um,
     eight years, there was some time at the academy that would've been available to
     me to go the flying club and a couple private pilot's license. Now, I didn't do
-    that for some of the shit driver recommend something like that. There are flying
+    that for some of the shift driver recommend something like that. There are flying
     skills, if you could understand flying an aircraft, and that would be important
     also, because in this this day of drones Okay, we're gonna be using drones in
     every aspect of naval warfare. So if you can learn to pilot a drone and have that
@@ -1256,7 +1256,7 @@ utterances:
     there to be differences. You've got the skills to go ahead and perform. So remember,
     for the most part, all ships go all planes go for we'll go for so you might be
     tempted. Do you think I didn't do that on my last ship. You know, your last ship,
-    You do shit. And that's the way you're gonna perform on your new ship going forward
+    You do shift. And that's the way you're gonna perform on your new ship going forward
     on the journey, protecting the nation on the mission.
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p006s00075947e00094043.mp3
   utteranceType: _ANSWER_
@@ -1325,7 +1325,7 @@ utterances:
   mentor: dan-burns
   paraphrases: []
   part: 6
-  question: What is critical to review when you start on a new ship?
+  question: What are the most important first steps?
   session: 1
   sessionAudio: build/recordings/sessions/s1_p003.mp3
   sessionTimestamps: build/recordings/sessions/s1_p003.csv
@@ -1625,7 +1625,7 @@ utterances:
   mentor: dan-burns
   paraphrases: []
   part: 8
-  question: What things do you always make sure to lead by example on?
+  question: How do you set the tone?  
   session: 1
   sessionAudio: build/recordings/sessions/s2_p002.mp3
   sessionTimestamps: build/recordings/sessions/s2_p002.csv
@@ -1707,9 +1707,9 @@ utterances:
     engineers win. I didn't score one. Most amazing. So I was a farmer. I do, but
     just there's gonna be a lot of examples. Where? Mushroom walking a while. You
     won't find these examples. If you stay in your state grow if you stay in the water.
-    Okay. You're not gonna want your shit. You're not gonna learn that. It is not
+    Okay. You're not gonna want your shift. You're not gonna learn that. It is not
     a good way to start your career. You want to walk around, You want to know your
-    shit, You want you.
+    shift, You want you.
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p008s00063590e00101387.mp3
   utteranceType: _ANSWER_
   utteranceVideo: build/utterance_video/s001p008s00063590e00101387.mp4
@@ -2053,7 +2053,7 @@ utterances:
     on. That was a long slog. It was a very long to do that. I can tell you that at
     the end of the day should earn the engineering feat that 12 years, I believe the
     only trophy that was in the days when only one ship this water was a fleet of
-    shit. So that was the situation. If you're more than a situation where Dean is
+    shift. So that was the situation. If you're more than a situation where Dean is
     right, you have a copy on just past Raftery. Everything's great. They built with
     centered Sam. Just stay up on that razor's edge. Stay tight. Stay sharp. Don't
     slack off
@@ -2317,7 +2317,7 @@ utterances:
     commanding also don't want responsible? The ship was responsible, of course, but
     technically, you know the dry dock. Captain Holden's ship that point and the contractors
     are charge of breaking down kids cutting up the ship. It's stalling new equipment
-    and making that shit better. So at that point, the contractors become important.
+    and making that shift better. So at that point, the contractors become important.
     Very. During intubated intermediate maintenance of Elba lose the I am a.
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p011s00144466e00163647.mp3
   utteranceType: _ANSWER_
@@ -2426,7 +2426,7 @@ utterances:
     you know, football games or help the group Go do something. Yeah, they will get
     to go to this is gonna be all kinds of things. Getting award out is the most,
     of course, because people just wanted to try to plan their lives a little bit.
-    Have all shit a lot. You can't help that.
+    Have all shift a lot. You can't help that.
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p011s00233517e00252500.mp3
   utteranceType: _ANSWER_
   utteranceVideo: build/utterance_video/s001p011s00233517e00252500.mp4
@@ -3674,7 +3674,7 @@ utterances:
   timeStart: 2449.9
   topics: []
   transcript: his way is high favorite movie of all time, so unwilling it's about
-    going out shit drivers, more war in harm's way
+    going out shift drivers, more war in harm's way
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p013s00404990e00410510.mp3
   utteranceType: _ANSWER_
   utteranceVideo: build/utterance_video/s001p013s00404990e00410510.mp4
@@ -3963,7 +3963,7 @@ utterances:
     mission. We'll see what we'll do, says it's about three months or so before you're
     totally comfortable. You say if I got a glass and watches per se unless you off
     ship second called with the ins and outs of your ship Morning, I just get around
-    your shit. That's always you could do.
+    your shift. That's always you could do.
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p014s00043066e00052680.mp3
   utteranceType: _ANSWER_
   utteranceVideo: build/utterance_video/s001p014s00043066e00052680.mp4
@@ -4223,7 +4223,7 @@ utterances:
     to know what it's gonna take to know how long I could take it. Something turned
     up there was going to do that. That's about anything that was physically dangerous.
     Um, those times when I had one of the aircraft crash on deck when I had a crash
-    explosion on deck without operation was a lot of shit on the last example. Physically
+    explosion on deck without operation was a lot of shift on the last example. Physically
     dangerous. Naoto, our connection from our to the ship blew up on the second ship
     on that far had to be put out. Obviously it's Charlie Fire Wade, isolate our fire
     out. So you see here normally also bomb. It's exciting. Every now and again, it
@@ -4339,7 +4339,7 @@ utterances:
   transcript: so fatigued work. It does happen. You know, uh, it's they say, that
     the navy runs on coffee. Saw lot smaller, that war to control the nineties on.
     Personally, I was always a great judge of bad coffee because we didn't have a
-    Starbucks on for my shit actual form our ships weeding out Starbucks. You could
+    Starbucks on for my shift actual form our ships weeding out Starbucks. You could
     maybe go to a start. But we didn't have Starbucks. That stuff on fancy electrolytes
     and all that good stuff. So we'll handle fatigue. Goes back to the old phrase
     of our many wooden ships. You have to be in shape. You after your coffee, you
@@ -4759,7 +4759,7 @@ utterances:
   transcript: much free time did I have during my career? That much is, if underway
     your other way? Obviously, that's 24 7365 And you're always on board the ship
     on, then import as bad. But you're principally important. You're tied to your
-    shit. You're always there. And then, well, short duty. That was the most free
+    shift. You're always there. And then, well, short duty. That was the most free
     time I've had. But I was pretty much longer My job or I was a student at the Naval
     Force Graduate School.
   utteranceAudio: build/utterance_audio/s001p016s00021000e00025333.mp3
@@ -5575,7 +5575,7 @@ utterances:
   - Relocating
   transcript: benefits can you take advantage of as a junior officer of the education
     One, Go get your master's degree on the Navy That the Navy pay for that. Um, you
-    want a little, You know, I am a shit driver. I did have an opportunity early on.
+    want a little, You know, I am a shift driver. I did have an opportunity early on.
     Was that moderate? I could have changed Group Pass. They were looking for nuclear.
     Dr. Officers, at that point, I did not want to go to a carrier. That was all it
     was. A lot of junior class cruisers were gone that for So I did not want to go