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Is there a customisation hook? #15
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https://github.com/smart-edge-open/profiles might be helpful |
Hi @SvenDowideit, the idea behind having profiles is exactly this. You can clone a sample profile and add a step at the end to meet your specific requirements. If you would like even more flexibility in the tool, you could put in a feature request. Something like: "Add ability to call a custom script at the end of a build" or something similar. |
Sven this may exist already. Can you explain what you are thinking? |
@dvintel that sounds like what I was wondering - and I asked this way explicitly because i don't know if it might already exist :) basically, I was wondering if making my own profile was the only way to add a trivial post step - which then means we're all maintaining forks, and needing to get the updated, instead of (somehow?) being able to do something like honestly, there's so much magic in ESP that i'm hoping for shortcuts |
@brod-intel, are you thinking of something like having @SvenDowideit add a line to the bottom of his custom profile, similar to: https://github.com/intel/rni-profile-base-ubuntu/blob/slim/bootstrap.sh That's an easy way to get the desired effect, but I think @SvenDowideit wants one step further that would enable him to add another call without having to have a custom profile. |
Actually - the basic reason I originally thought of this, is i'd like to make a final customisation script that could be pplied to most, if not all exiting profiles - given that I mostly work via containers :) |
I'd love to add a URL to a bash script that gets called at the end of the provisioning (of any Linux based profile).
I've not found mention of one, but I thought I'd check before i go deeply in the wrong direction :)
Ideally, this script would be generated by ESP based based on running an ESP side customisation hook
yes, I'm pondering how to make a pre-FDO magic deployment and onboarding network...
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