Install Command Line Tools as part of Xcode setup #79
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americanhanko
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Mar 25, 2018
libraries/command_line_tools.rb
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Nit: Break the command into separate arguments and use the long version of the list option?
shell_out('softwareupdate', '--list').stdout
resources/xcode.rb
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| command lazy { "softwareupdate --verbose -i '#{CommandLineTools.new}'" } |
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A couple legitimate questions:
- Based on the unit test, do we need to use
CommandLineTools.new.productin the command? - Do we want to be live-streaming here? If not, is the
verboseoption needed?
Nitpicks. Could we:
- extract the command to a list variable for readability (clearer that we need
CommandLineToolsin quotes) - use the long version of the
installoption
execute 'install Xcode CLT' do
install_clt_command = ['softwareupdate', '--install', "'#{CommandLineTools.new}'"]
command lazy { install_clt_command }
action :nothing
notifies :delete, 'file[sentinel to make CLT available]', :immediately
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Yep, fixed. And yep, but not with verbose.
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CommandLineTools also is handled by the command array properly (something I hadn't tested before)
| Finding available software | ||
| Software Update found the following new or updated software: | ||
| * Command Line Tools (macOS El Capitan version 10.11) for Xcode-8.2 | ||
| \tCommand Line Tools (macOS El Capitan version 10.11) for Xcode (8.2), 150374K [recommended] |
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Oh, neat. I didn't realize you could use\t for a tab in a heredoc!
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I meant to use <<~ here actually - the tabs make more sense in that context.
americanhanko
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Looks great. Thanks for making the changes quickly. |
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This PR ensures the
xcode-installgem can be installed into Chef gems by verifying that Command Line Tools are installed. If not installed, a temporary file is created to trigger thesoftwareupdate -lcommand into providing the product name for the latest CLT, which is then downloaded and installed.Fixes #79.