The big here document in the middle of a if statement confuses the code
layout some and I put the git commit outside of the else clause instead
of inside. Ooops. The joy of shell.
This includes a new gsutil verison which is not yet in upstream portage
along with new ebuilds for a couple of its dependencies that are also
not in portage:
dev-python/google-api-python-client
dev-python/socksipy-branch
Also, dev-python/python-gflags is included here to apply two extra
patches that fix some unit tests and add mark that it conflicts with the
old version of dev-cpp/gflags that we had been using up until now.
Hopefully all this will be merged upstream soon:
https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=468080
Dependencies updated:
dev-python/crcmod
dev-python/httplib2
dev-python/pyopenssl
dev-python/python-gflags
Additionally, dev-cpp/gflags was also updated because it is a
spectacularly old version that conflicts with python-gflags.
Docker seems to be working fine now under systemd. Some recent code
changes have fixed the problems we were running into before.
What has been tested while running docker directly under systemd:
1. docker run
2. docker pull
3. docker images
4. docker rm
When running bootstrap_sdk for the first time on a host the default of
using a previous catalyst run as a seed won't work but this may be a
fresh SDK install so that tarball is probably around somewhere and will
work as a default seed for most things.
gsutil can be hard to follow when parallel upload/downloads are enabled.
"I see it is transferring something, but what?" So this provides an
option to disable that for debugging purposes.
The name "coreos-sdk-amd64-..." makes much more sense for general
distribution than "stage4..." so after catalyst is done rename the final
tarball and fixup the DIGESTS file to refer to the new name.
Temporary workaround until we have a version of emirrordist that can
operate directly on remote storage. Download the entire mirror (if it
isn't already local) so emirrordist can make an incremental update.
Not great but it will do for now.
These two mirrors are generated specifically from our own overlays so
they should always include everything we need. The default Gentoo mirror
is provided simply as a sane backup.
This script wraps emirrordist to scan all ebuilds and fetch every
SRC_URI to construct a distfiles mirror. It can then optionally upload
to storage.core-os.net via gsutil.
Note: This is a work-in-progress, emirrordist expects to operate on a
complete mirror on the local filesystem but maintaining a complete local
copy of everything is burdensome. Before this is truly practical a
modified version of emirrordist will be needed to either accept a list
of already-uploaded files it can assume are OK or operate on the cloud
storage system directly.
