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This repository contains shared software descriptions, for use by anyOmnibus project that needs them.

This project is managed by the CHEF Release Engineering team. For more information on the Release Engineering team's contribution, triage, and release process, please consult theCHEF Release Engineering OSS Management Guide.

The main branch of this project corresponds to the main branch of omnibus!

This repository is the collection of Chef Software's software definitions. We like that others get utility out of them, but they are not meant to be comprehensive collection of all software on the planet. For more information, please readOmnibus, a look forward on the Chef blog.

For more information on writing your own software definitions, please seethe Omnibus README.

This repository is versioned and tagged using theYY.MM.BUILD to allow folks to be able to access the state of the software definition at a specific point in time. We do however encourage folks to pull in the latest whenever possible.

For information on contributing to this project please see ourContributing Documentation

Run.expeditor/run_linux_tests.sh rake in the ruby image of your choice.

docker run -it --rm -v $PWD:/src -w /src ruby:2.7-buster .expeditor/run_linux_tests.sh rake

If you want to enter an interactive shell in a dockerized omnibus build environment on Ubuntu 18.04 you can run the following command.

docker-compose run --rm -e SOFTWARE=<SOFTWARE> -e VERSION=<VERSION> builder# Exampledocker-compose run --rm -e SOFTWARE=go -e VERSION=1.17.6 builder

Now you should be in a shell in the container ready to explore, modify or build. The omnibus-software repository will be mounted inside the container which makes it easy to edit code with your editor and test it in the container.

You can start the build by running the following command in your shell.

bundle exec omnibus build test

Omnibus git caching is enabled for the build so you can rerun the build command and it will use the cache for any software that was already successfully built. This can save a lot of time when troubleshooting software that has dependencies on other software that builds fine.

The following command will clean the omnibus project and purge the packages and caches.

bundle exec omnibus clean test --purge

The container will automatically be destroyed when you exit it without requiring any further cleanup.

If you only want to run a build without an interactive shell you can set theCI environment variable as you see in the following command.

docker-compose run --rm -e SOFTWARE=<SOFTWARE> -e VERSION=<VERSION> -e CI=true builder

The container will automatically be destroyed when you exit it without requiring any further cleanup.

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