Here's a little progress report since this ITP was created a little while ago:
I've had some help this week-end on the ruby-team IRC channel to figure out how to create the git repository with the correct branches after sorting out some issues with gem2deb for this particular gem. So the work has started to look like something more concrete and I'll continue working out the remaining details in the coming weeks to remove lintian errors: https://salsa.debian.org/ruby-team/vagrant-librarian-puppet On Sun, 10 Mar 2019 20:41:21 -0400 Gabriel Filion <gabs...@lelutin.ca> wrote: > Package: wnpp > Severity: wishlist > Owner: Gabriel Filion <gabs...@lelutin.ca> > > * Package name : vagrant-librarian-puppet > Version : 0.9.2 > Upstream Author : Vox Pupuli > * URL : https://github.com/voxpupuli/vagrant-librarian-puppet > * License : MIT > Programming Lang: Ruby > Description : A Vagrant plugin to install Puppet modules using > Librarian-Puppet > > vagrant-librarian-puppet is a plugin for Vagrant that will automatically > run librarian-puppet before any provisioning step. It looks for a > Puppetfile in the configured directory and uses that file with > librarian-puppet. > > More details: > - This plugin automates management of module dependencies when testing > puppet modules, or simply when maintaining your local test VM for > day-to-day puppet development. I removes the need to remember to > install new modules with librarian-puppet after having pulled in > other people's changes on the Puppetfile. > - It is not a dependency for another package > - I so far use it for testing individual puppet modules that I > maintain, and to make it easier to test changes before committing. I > also intend to use it at work to reduce friction around keeping > modules up to date in the local dev VMs. > - I don't know of another package that provides such functionality. > It's also the only vagrant plugin that I know can help automate this. > - Since I'm not a DD or a DM, I am planning on asking a friend who is > a Debian Developer to help me out with shaping the package so that > it's acceptable for debian. I would then intend to ask the ruby > packaging team if they are willing to make this one of the team > packages and I would continue maintaining it through the team. > >
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