david at kineticode
Jul 30, 2008, 10:39 AM
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Howdy,
I was working with Dave Beaudet on the publish queuing patch at OSCON
when I showed him the aliases I use to build and rebuild Bricolage as
I hack on it, run tests, etc. The trick is that I essentially use
`make dev` with different combinations of environment variables to get
the build I want. The nice thing about `make dev` is that the `lib`
and `conf` directories are aliased to the svn checkout, and it handles
all of the database building stuff. Together with the environment
variable stuff I've added to trunk, I can build and rebuild without
any prompts.
So Dave suggested I share the aliases with the list, as they'll help
other developers to do development. So here they are:
First, there's a function that does most of the work:
bbuild() {
killa
sudo make $@ BRICOLAGE_SSL_CERT=/etc/ssl/certs/servercert.pem
BRICOLAGE_SSL_KEY=/etc/ssl/private/serverkey.pem dev
}
The CERT stuff isn't used for all my builds (not all use SSL), but
they're ignored if they're not needed. The `killa` line is just an
alias to shut down Bricolage if it's running:
alias killa="sudo /usr/local/bricolage/bin/bric_apachectl stop"
Now here are all of my build aliases:
alias pbuilds="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache2
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=Pg BRICOLAGE_SSL=1"
alias pbuilds1="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=Pg BRICOLAGE_SSL=1"
alias mbuilds="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache2
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=mysql BRICOLAGE_SSL=1"
alias mbuilds1="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=mysql BRICOLAGE_SSL=1"
alias pbuild="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache2
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=Pg BRICOLAGE_SSL=0"
alias pbuild1="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=Pg BRICOLAGE_SSL=0"
alias mbuild="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache2
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=mysql BRICOLAGE_SSL=0"
alias mbuild1="bbuild BRICOLAGE_HTTPD_VERSION=apache
BRICOLAGE_DB_TYPE=mysql BRICOLAGE_SSL=0"
So they just vary the version of Apache, the RDBMS, and the SSL
support. They all run for me without any prompts, so I can rebuild
Bricolage in about a minute if I want to switch databases or Apache
Web servers (as when I'm running Unit tests and want to make sure that
everything passes in all environments). Be warned, however, that these
aliases always drop and recreate the database, so if you have test
data you want to keep, you'll need to dump and restore the database
yourself.
Hope you find this useful. Happy hacking!
Best,
David
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