ash support documentation

[gzoller]

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[muuki88]

Thanks, looks good. The documentation states that the is a need to override the bashScript. I didn't get this at the other pull request. I think we should provide this by default, so it works out-of-the-box.

bashScriptTemplateLocation := {
   // generate the file, so it can be found
   val script = (target in Universal) / "tmp" / "ash-start-script"
   val content = .. // getResource from internal 
   // fill in the contents from the interally shipped jar
   IO.write(script, content)
   // return this as template location
   script
}

Simplifies usage and documentation :)

[gzoller]

Makes sense. Let me look at it. That will probably require an ash-template file but that shouldn't be a big deal. I'll put it in this PR.

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On Aug 15, 2015, at 5:41 AM, Nepomuk Seiler [email protected] wrote:

Thanks, looks good. The documentation states that the is a need to override the bashScript. I didn't get this at the other pull request. I think we should provide this by default, so it works out-of-the-box.

bashScriptTemplateLocation := {
// generate the file, so it can be found
val script = (target in Universal) / "tmp" / "ash-start-script"
val content = .. // getResource from internal
// fill in the contents from the interally shipped jar
IO.write(script, content)
// return this as template location
script
}
Simplifies usage and documentation :)

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[gzoller]

I've created an overridable ash-template file so it works more "out of the box". That'll be better. I am getting a Travis failure but the CI system is a little flakey today and I can't click into the details to know what's failing.

[kardapoltsev]

I'm also couldn't get access to details.. :(
'There is not an active repository' Travis said.
@muuki88 is there any spercial security configuration at travis side?

[muuki88]

@kardapoltsev yeah, this is for a few days now.

@jsuereth I fear this is something the repo-admin has to reconfigure?

[muuki88]

I fear this won't be enough. You have to create the ash template. Something like

bashScriptTemplateLocation := {
   // generate the file, so it can be found
   val script = (target in Universal) / "tmp" / "ash-start-script"
   val content = .. // getResource from internal 
   // fill in the contents from the interally shipped jar
   IO.write(script, content)
   // return this as template location
   script
}

[gzoller]

I'm afraid I'm confused on this point. I've got something like this in makeUniversalAshScript() in file AshScriptPlugin.scala. I've built it locally and it seems to work great for a project that consumes this feature. Looks like this:

      val template = resolveTemplate(defaultTemplateLocation)
      val scriptBits = JavaAppAshScript.generateScript(defines, template)
      val script = tmpDir / "tmp" / "bin" / name   // fine since this is an ash-specific archetype
      IO.write(script, scriptBits)
      script.setExecutable(true)
      Some(script)

On a separate note, I'm not sure why one of the tests is failing. I'll check but I don't think this is anything I modified. Perhaps I pulled something I shouldn't?

[muuki88]

Travis CI flakiness :( Tests run now. I've tested this on my machine as well and everything works smoothly. Great job :)

[muuki88]

@gzoller I forgot to ask. You mentioned that you use busybox within the docker build, right? Is there a busybox-java image that we could use as a default for the AshScriptPlugin?

[gzoller]

Kinda... It's not provided by busybox but a developer who goes by errordeveloper I think.

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On Aug 23, 2015, at 2:54 PM, Nepomuk Seiler [email protected] wrote:

@gzoller I forgot to ask. You mentioned that you use busybox within the docker build, right? Is there a busybox-java image that we could use as a default for the AshScriptPlugin?

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[fiadliel]

Here's one image you might be able to try: https://hub.docker.com/r/develar/java/
The image is based on Alpine Linux (w/busybox), with the Oracle 8 JRE.

Alpine Linux seems to have quite a mini-community (I only came across it this month).
However, it's hard to know yet which will be well-supported in the long term, I haven't seen any image which I would be certain will be kept up to date (because they are single-person endeavours).

[gzoller]

Exactly. That's kinda why I didn't wire in a default at this point. Wasn't really sure who'd stick until some time had passed.

[muuki88]

Okay, that makes sense. Thanks @fiadliel for the research.