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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# This script is the entry point for the Ansible "Ruby Interop" filter plugins
# that execute QB Ruby code via a sub-process to do shitty RPC.
#
# @todo
# Should prob eventually be merged into `//exe/qb` under a command, but
# not gonna right now. At least it's not a string in the Python file anymore.
#
# init bundler in dev env
if ENV['QB_DEV_ENV']
ENV.each {|k, v|
if k.start_with? 'QB_DEV_ENV_'
ENV[k.sub('QB_DEV_ENV_', '')] = v
end
}
require 'bundler/setup'
end
# Set the thread name so that logs make sense.
require 'thread'
Thread.current.name = "qb_interop_receive"
require 'qb'
# Connect to the master QB process for logging to CLI STDOUT (if it's there,
# which it should be in this case).
if ENV['QB_STDIO_ERR']
$stderr = UNIXSocket.new ENV['QB_STDIO_ERR']
QB::Util::Logging.setup
QB.debug "Connected to QB stderr stream at #{ ENV['QB_STDIO_ERR'] } #{ $stderr.path }."
end
# Kick off the interop. Payload will be read from STDIN and results written to
# STDOUT (both YAML at the moment).
QB::Util::Interop.receive
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