Create jail and ports tree to build and tests ports locally.
Ref T2039.
Details
Details
- Reviewers
DorianWinty - Maniphest Tasks
- T2039: Automate Poudriere deployment
- Commits
- rOPSf4b91791f368: Install Poudriere on devserver role
- Deploy on WindRiver
- Build a port with poudriere
Diff Detail
Diff Detail
- Repository
- rOPS Nasqueron Operations
- Lint
Lint Passed - Unit
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- poudriere
- Build Status
Buildable 5538 Build 5819: arc lint + arc unit
Event Timeline
| roles/devserver/poudriere/jails.sls | ||
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| 24 | Perhaps we should already prepare the future. On Ysul, we tested the ports for previous OS versions too, so that would mean: def poudriere_jails():
return [...]Also we could allow poudriere to use:
Those would need to run commands like: $ poudriere ports -c -m null -M /usr/ports -p windriver $ poudriere ports -c -m null -M //home/luser/dev/freebsd/ports -p luser-dev | |
| roles/devserver/poudriere/files/poudriere.conf | ||
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| 36 | We define wrkdir to work more efficiently from RAM (we've 96 Gb, as I'm writing this comment 74G is used by ZFS ARC cache, that gives an idea how many free RAM we've - ZFS ARC takes what's available, the cache can shrink if other resources need it) | |
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Tested with sudo poudriere testport -j base14 -p dereckson_dev -o security/vault-medusa so I can submit new port security/vault-medusa to the FreeBSD ports tree.
Result: https://windriver.nasqueron.org/poudriere/base14-dereckson_dev/latest/build.html