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Oct 18 2024
Rebased.
https://github.com/simon-budig/woof/pull/17 offers a solution, but the code is very tangled. My initial plan noted in task description is based on my review on that pull request.
Please note I'm NOT the author of that code change, this change is from https://github.com/JensKorte, importing content from the legacy woof Debian package.
Please note I'm NOT the author of that code change, this change is from https://github.com/CoolCat467
⏸️ on hold
Let's use LICENSE without sharps.
After two weeks of thinking, let's go with the wurf fork plan.
Documentation: https://agora.nasqueron.org/wurf
Oct 17 2024
High as one of the main use of WindRiver is to craft commits for rOPS, and this library is a dependency of pre-commit.
The .whl is built by the port. From there we can copy it to /opt/python/py<version>:
Applied everywhere through Complector (excepted Eglide).
$ salt-call --local state.sls_id /root/.tmux.conf roles/core/userland-software local: ---------- ID: /root/.tmux.conf Function: file.managed Result: True Comment: File /root/.tmux.conf updated Started: 21:13:27.077837 Duration: 4.02 ms Changes: ---------- diff: New file mode: 0644
Applied everywhere with salt '*' state.apply hotfixes/salt
Culprit is salt_dir="${$(python2 -c 'import salt; print(salt.file);')%init*}"
POSIX
Next step is to check a diff for WindRiver to identify previous work on the server.