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It is possible to run an integration spec suite which attempts to exercise the
full whiskey_disk stack. I want this to be able to work on a single machine
(especially since I like to work on whiskey_disk on airplanes and in foreign
countries with questionable bandwidth/infrastructure). So, here's how I set my
environment up to make this possible
- need the following /etc/hosts entry:
127.0.0.1 localhost wd-git.example.com wd-app1.example.com wd-app2.example.com
- enable sshd logins
- create a local user named 'user', then:
user% mkdir wd-integration-target
user% chmod 777 wd-integration-target
user% ln -s ~/wd-integration-target /tmp/wd-integration-target
user% ssh-keygen (specify no passphrase)
user% cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
user% chmod 700 ~/.ssh/; chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
user% ssh user@wd-app1.example.com (answer 'yes' to the trust host prompt)
^D
user% ssh user@wd-app2.example.com ( ditto )
^D
then, as user, git clone whiskey_disk from github or ln -s to an already checked out version
(which is what I usually do)
- run git-daemon:
user% cd git/whiskey_disk
user% git daemon --base-path=`pwd`/scenarios/git_repositories/ --reuseaddr --verbose &
user% export INTEGRATION=true
user% rake
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