#GPII-1740: Implement automatic build of Linux Package #78
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Is there any way this command could be automated (or at least simplified) using a grunt task? So that a developer could just run "grunt buildrpm" and have everything run automatically?
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@colinbdclark done! :
grunt buildrpm builds a package in a Fedora environment
grunt buildRpmDocker builds a package using a Fedora Docker container
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| To build a RPM package run the following command at the root of the git repository: |
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How would this work for someone using OS X or Windows? Should they use a Linux VM for this task? Those details should be explained here.
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It looks like this pull request probably needs to be updated to the latest master, is that correct, @amatas? |
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Indeed @colinbdclark , it needs some changes that @avtar mentioned. I will incorporate them ASAP. |
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Any updates on this one, @amatas? I know you have a lot on your plate. |
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#84 Created with the latest changes of the repository merged. I'll close this PR. |
This PR allows to build a bundle RPM package of GPII-Linux and GPII-universal from a snapshot of GIT. The package installs all the files at /opt/gpii-linux of the distribution and sets the launch of GPII when the user logs in.
More info at Jira issue: #GPII-1740