All, As you are aware, the rails 3 port has been going on for some time. I'm happy to report that I have now pushed the rails 3 port to the master branch. This is going to cause some short term problems, but I'm hoping to get the whole team involved in fixing those problems. In particular I know there is some javascript weirdness that needs to be fixed. With that said, if you want to run the new code on your existing setups, you have 2 options:
1) Install a VM with rawhide, which will have all of the "known working" packages already available.
2) Use gem to install the known working packages.
If you go for option 2), you'll need to know the list of gems. Attached to this mail is the Gemfile and Gemfile.lock of the dependency list on rawhide. The Gemfile is already in the git repository; I'll probably also be importing the Gemfile.lock soon. You can use the attached files to "bundle install" in the meantime.
Because aeolus-all won't currently work due to unmet dependencies, in addition to the gems you need to install some packages:
yum install aeolus-configure condor-deltacloud-gahp iwhd imagefactory \ qpid-cpp-server mongodb-sever mod_ssl deltacloud-core ntp \ rubygem-aeolus-image rubygem-aws rubygem-rbvmomi
In the meantime, we'll be working to compile the necessary packages on Fedora-14/Fedora-15/RHEL-6 so that 'yum install aeolus-all' will work again.
Let me know if you have questions about any of this.
Is it just me or is rspec a conspicuous omission?
On 29/07/2011, at 7:33 PM, Chris Lalancette wrote:
All, As you are aware, the rails 3 port has been going on for some time. I'm happy to report that I have now pushed the rails 3 port to the master branch. This is going to cause some short term problems, but I'm hoping to get the whole team involved in fixing those problems. In particular I know there is some javascript weirdness that needs to be fixed. With that said, if you want to run the new code on your existing setups, you have 2 options:
- Install a VM with rawhide, which will have all of the "known working"
packages already available.
- Use gem to install the known working packages.
If you go for option 2), you'll need to know the list of gems. Attached to this mail is the Gemfile and Gemfile.lock of the dependency list on rawhide. The Gemfile is already in the git repository; I'll probably also be importing the Gemfile.lock soon. You can use the attached files to "bundle install" in the meantime.
Because aeolus-all won't currently work due to unmet dependencies, in addition to the gems you need to install some packages:
yum install aeolus-configure condor-deltacloud-gahp iwhd imagefactory \ qpid-cpp-server mongodb-sever mod_ssl deltacloud-core ntp \ rubygem-aeolus-image rubygem-aws rubygem-rbvmomi
In the meantime, we'll be working to compile the necessary packages on Fedora-14/Fedora-15/RHEL-6 so that 'yum install aeolus-all' will work again.
Let me know if you have questions about any of this.
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On 08/01/11 - 04:55:18PM, Simon Harris wrote:
Is it just me or is rspec a conspicuous omission?
Hm, I'm not sure what you mean; rspec-rails is listed in the Gemfile as a dependency. However, I had to comment it out because as it stands bundler seems to pull in all dependencies, even the ones marked :test, at all times. If we can figure out why that was happening (or what I was doing wrong), then we can re-enable all of the :test dependencies, and it should get pulled in.
Also note that the whole thing is not complete; I pushed it now so that the whole team can get engaged in making the thing work.
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