README.md

Build RPM

First you need to fetch 3PPs in the 3pp directory. This is not required if you go for the automatic approach since the tool will do it for you.

Build on the host

Building the rpms should only require a make.

$ make

Build in a container

Fix SELinux label on hostpath volumes. It doesn't seem like "podman kube" can relabel on the fly like "podman create" does.

$ chcon -t container_file_t -l s0:c42 -R .

Or if you want to build it in a container:

$ podman kube play --network none --userns keep-id:uid=1000 kube.yaml
$ podman attach <container-id>

If the was any issues:
$ podman logs --follow <container-id>

Close down the Pod.

$ podman kube down kube.yaml

Semi automatic build

This require an external tool from git@github.com:johro81/tool.git

$ build_rpm .

Build a new version of the software

You will have to update the following files:

• 3pp/files
• rush.spec

And hopefully this will be enough. You will have to create a new build image if the build requirements have change and the build starts to fail.

Update build image

You will have to update the following files:

• Dockerfile
• build.yaml

Build the image

Update the dockerfile and create the image with podman or buildah.

$ podman build --tag test -f Dockerfile

Test out the container

Create and test out the container.

$ podman create \
    -v .:/src:ro,Z \
    -v ./dist:/dist:Z \
    --userns keep-id:uid=1000 \
    --name test localhost/test /bin/sleep inf
$ podman start test
$ podman exec -it -w /src test /bin/bash

[build@78faff19f5e0 src]$ make
...
[build@78faff19f5e0 src]$ exit
$ find ./dist

Clean up the container.

$ podman container kill test
$ podman container rm test

Clean up of unwanted images.

$ podman image list
...
$ podman image rm fdf651c8b3dc
$ podman image rm ..

or if you want to clean house

$ podman image prune --all --force

Tag and push container to the registry

Tag container and make sure to increase the tag number.

$ podman tag localhost/test:latest registry.example.com/rush:2
$ podman login registry.example.com
...
$ podman push