This should save a couple minutes on the time it takes to provision a
Zulip environment on a machine that has provisioned with the same
requirements.txt file content before.
We can't yet use this in Travis CI because Travis CI doesn't support
using both sudo and caching in the same build.
The `with sh.sudo` pattern that we were using in python-sh was
deprecated, and emperically hangs on Ubuntu xenial. Since in general
the use of python-sh/python-pbs caused trouble (requiring extra
dependencies, confusing syntax), this just removes it.
We replace it with a new zulip_tools.py library function that echoes
the command line and streams the output.
We do the same to install-phantomjs so we can remove that dependency.
The only places we use the architecture were for finding the
tsearch_extras and phantomjs binaries; Luke Faraone kindly uploaded
both 32-bit and 64-bit binaries for tsearch_extras 0.1.3, so with a
bit of refactoring, we can now support 32-bit.
Fixes#505.
We also explicitly include `ca-certificates`, as it is needed for the install
to complete. Usually this is brought in as a `Recommends` of `wget`, but some
systems may not automatically include such dependencies.
Fixes#470.
The node packages 'jQuery' and 'jquery' are different--'jQuery' is the
legacy support package that is needed for Zulip so the require statements
in the tests were updated.
Travis uses node 4.0 by default and we are using 0.10, so the command to
install the correct version had to be added to the .travis.yml file.
Some dependencies aren't configured to find the node binary correctly on
Debian (since it is called nodejs instead of node). The node-legacy package
fixes this.
This fixes a problem where the emoji_dump tool was not generating the
black-and-white emoji. The issue is that Pillow compiled without
libfreetype cannot extract those emoji (and gives an error of the form
"The _imagingft C module is not installed"), and if libfreetype-dev
isn't installed, pip will happily build and install Pillow without
libfreetype.
This is a bit hackish in that ideally we'd use proper options parsing
in provision.py, but it works and I even ran the tests 100x for tests
for flakes and didn't get any, so it's definitely an improvement!
With this we'll be both testing the runtime and effectively the Dev VM
setup process, which is awesome; the additional thing I'd want to add
tests for is the production setup process...
Instead, build them automatically when provision the development
environment and in update-prod-static.
(imported from commit aac8dfeaafbe872c113e5f2b6bd8f655a1af36f2)
This reverts commit b3aa3b44de198abea49f5b43e2403f466f30f66c.
The hook was actually being installed through the bind-mount into the
checkout outside the VM.
(imported from commit 7fcb4806743508e530b46593a1022ea00b74259e)
We don't use it to set up the dev VM environment, but we do use it to
verify the Voyager puppet configuration parses in lint-all.
(imported from commit 3f116633ba3f535dfb4ae27915b6356e560ac84f)
Create a .bash_profile in the VM that activates the python venv on each login.
Node dependencies include some npm packages that haven't been backported to trusty yet.
(imported from commit 8307740004a05b0c9d6ea26f97c2e80b9d1bbaf4)
Tim Abbott
Eklavya Sharma
goelakash
Vladislav Manchev
Luke Faraone
Javier Ros
Allie Jones
Shumbashi
Luke Faraone
Tim Abbott
Anders Kaseorg
Reid Barton
David Roe
Luke Faraone
Yoyo Zhou