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Yumtags!

Yumtags! aims to make build reproducibility easier on RPM/YUM systems (RHEL, CentOS, etc.).

Usage

gem install vagrant # If you haven't already  - do so now. Needs Virtualbox.
vagrant up

Drop some RPMs into the /public directory. Browse to the vagrant VM's HTTPD port . Generate a tag. Use the tag as the baseurl in your YUM repository definitions on your server builds, for example:

[yumtag]
name=Tagged repository for reproducible build
baseurl=http://localhost/65299312-3f6d-11e1-8352-0800277424a0
enabled=1

If you'd like to integrate this with your CI setup, you can POST for JSON.

Request

curl -X POST -d "" -H "Accept: application/json" localhost

Response

{"tag":"439793ae-3f70-11e1-82c1-0800277424a0"}

Testing

vagrant ssh
sudo su -
cd /vagrant
bundle exec cucumber features

Playing with Messaging / Easy Debugging

Open two terminals

Terminal 1:

vagrant ssh
sudo su -
/etc/init.d/httpd stop
cd /vagrant
rackup -p 80

Terminal 2:

vagrant ssh
sudo su -
/etc/init.d/repo_creator stop
cd /vagrant
ruby bin/repo_creator_control.rb run

Create some tags and observe the magic that is Yumtags!.

Contributing

Please, please, please fork this, improve it, and issue a pull request. You know you want to.

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MIT

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