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This adds an experimental rule, `pkgfilegroup`, along with associated Providers, that gives rule developers and users a consistent mechanism for using the output of bazel targets in packaging rules. Inspired by bazelbuild#36. Other capabilities that are provided by this that were not mentioned in bazelbuild#36 are: - Creation of empty directories (`pkg_mkdirs`) - Exclusion of files from a `pkgfilegroup` (`excludes`) - Renames of files in a `pkgfilegroup` (`renames`)
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This provides some analysis tests for various features of `pkgfilegroup` and `pkg_mkdirs`. See bazelbuild#128. You can run them by invoking `bazel test experimental/...` from the `pkg` directory This implementation of pkgfilegroup was inspired by bazelbuild#36. This commit depends on bazelbuild#128.
This provides some analysis tests for various features of `pkgfilegroup` and `pkg_mkdirs`. See bazelbuild#128. You can run them by invoking `bazel test experimental/...` from the `pkg` directory This implementation of pkgfilegroup was inspired by bazelbuild#36.
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This change provides a prototype `pkgfilegroup`-based RPM builder in the form of the `gen_rpm` rule. See bazelbuild#128 for more details on `pkgfilegroup`. The RPM generator was derived from `make_rpm.py` in `pkg/` and supports a number of features over and above what's available in `pkg_rpm`. As written, it, given a template like the one provided, you can construct many full-fledged RPM packages entirely within Bazel. In most cases, the templates will only need to be customized with advanced logic and other macros that are not settable via bazel itself; `gen_rpm` will write much of the preamble, `%description` text, `%install` scriptlets, and `%files` based on rule-provided inputs. Documentation outside of the source files is not yet available. This was empirically tested on RPM packages internal to VMware with positive results; actual tests of the rules are not yet ready. This, naturally, is incomplete, and is missing capabilities such as: - Configurable compression - Configurable Provides/Requires - SRPM emission - Reproducibility - Configurable stripping - Configurable construction of "debug" packages Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw Co-authored-by: klash
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This change provides a prototype `pkgfilegroup`-based RPM builder in the form of the `gen_rpm` rule. See bazelbuild#128 for more details on `pkgfilegroup`. The RPM generator was derived from `make_rpm.py` in `pkg/` and supports a number of features over and above what's available in `pkg_rpm`. As written, it, given a template like the one provided, you can construct many full-fledged RPM packages entirely within Bazel. In most cases, the templates will only need to be customized with advanced logic and other macros that are not settable via bazel itself; `gen_rpm` will write much of the preamble, `%description` text, `%install` scriptlets, and `%files` based on rule-provided inputs. Documentation outside of the source files is not yet available. This was empirically tested on RPM packages internal to VMware with positive results; actual tests of the rules are not yet ready. This, naturally, is incomplete, and is missing capabilities such as: - Configurable compression - Configurable Provides/Requires - SRPM emission - Reproducibility - Configurable stripping - Configurable construction of "debug" packages Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: klash <[email protected]>
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This change provides a prototype `pkgfilegroup`-based RPM builder in the form of the `gen_rpm` rule. See bazelbuild#128 for more details on `pkgfilegroup`. The RPM generator was derived from `make_rpm.py` in `pkg/` and supports a number of features over and above what's available in `pkg_rpm`. As written, it, given a template like the one provided, you can construct many full-fledged RPM packages entirely within Bazel. In most cases, the templates will only need to be customized with advanced logic and other macros that are not settable via bazel itself; `gen_rpm` will write much of the preamble, `%description` text, `%install` scriptlets, and `%files` based on rule-provided inputs. Documentation outside of the source files is not yet available. This was empirically tested on RPM packages internal to VMware with positive results; actual tests of the rules are not yet ready. This, naturally, is incomplete, and is missing capabilities such as: - Configurable compression - Configurable Provides/Requires - SRPM emission - Reproducibility - Configurable stripping - Configurable construction of "debug" packages Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: klash <[email protected]>
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This change provides a prototype `pkgfilegroup`-based RPM builder in the form of the `gen_rpm` rule. See bazelbuild#128 for more details on `pkgfilegroup`. The RPM generator was derived from `make_rpm.py` in `pkg/` and supports a number of features over and above what's available in `pkg_rpm`. As written, it, given a template like the one provided, you can construct many full-fledged RPM packages entirely within Bazel. In most cases, the templates will only need to be customized with advanced logic and other macros that are not settable via bazel itself; `gen_rpm` will write much of the preamble, `%description` text, `%install` scriptlets, and `%files` based on rule-provided inputs. Documentation outside of the source files is not yet available. This was empirically tested on RPM packages internal to VMware with positive results; actual tests of the rules are not yet ready. This, naturally, is incomplete, and is missing capabilities such as: - Configurable compression - Configurable Provides/Requires - SRPM emission - Reproducibility - Configurable stripping - Configurable construction of "debug" packages Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: klash <[email protected]>
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This change provides a prototype `pkgfilegroup`-based RPM builder in the form of the `gen_rpm` rule. See bazelbuild#128 for more details on `pkgfilegroup`. The RPM generator was derived from `make_rpm.py` in `pkg/` and supports a number of features over and above what's available in `pkg_rpm`. As written, it, given a template like the one provided, you can construct many full-fledged RPM packages entirely within Bazel. In most cases, the templates will only need to be customized with advanced logic and other macros that are not settable via bazel itself; `gen_rpm` will write much of the preamble, `%description` text, `%install` scriptlets, and `%files` based on rule-provided inputs. Documentation outside of the source files is not yet available. This was empirically tested on RPM packages internal to VMware with positive results; actual tests of the rules are not yet ready. This, naturally, is incomplete, and is missing capabilities such as: - Configurable compression - Configurable Provides/Requires - SRPM emission - Reproducibility - Configurable stripping - Configurable construction of "debug" packages Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: klash <[email protected]>
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This change provides a prototype `pkgfilegroup`-based RPM builder in the form of the `gen_rpm` rule. See #128 for more details on `pkgfilegroup`. The RPM generator was derived from `make_rpm.py` in `pkg/` and supports a number of features over and above what's available in `pkg_rpm`. As written, it, given a template like the one provided, you can construct many full-fledged RPM packages entirely within Bazel. In most cases, the templates will only need to be customized with advanced logic and other macros that are not settable via bazel itself; `gen_rpm` will write much of the preamble, `%description` text, `%install` scriptlets, and `%files` based on rule-provided inputs. Documentation outside of the source files is not yet available. This was empirically tested on RPM packages internal to VMware with positive results; actual tests of the rules are not yet ready. This, naturally, is incomplete, and is missing capabilities such as: - Configurable compression - Configurable Provides/Requires - SRPM emission - Reproducibility - Configurable stripping - Configurable construction of "debug" packages Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: klash <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: mzeren-vmw <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: klash <[email protected]>
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This adds an experimental rule,
pkgfilegroup, along with associated Providers,that gives rule developers and users a consistent mechanism for using the output
of bazel targets in packaging rules.
Inspired by #36.
Other capabilities that are provided by this that were not mentioned in #36 are:
pkg_mkdirs)pkgfilegroup(excludes)pkgfilegroup(renames)