Hi Daniel, Il giorno mer 25 set 2019 alle ore 13:24 Daniel Ruggeri <drugg...@primary.net> ha scritto: > > I'm a big fan of this idea - it's how I do testing :-) > > Unfortunately, I ran into a few issues trying to build and test with Debian > maintained dependencies and only ended up with one working test suite: build > httpd and all dependencies from sources. But the idea as a whole is sound - > we can test against any Linux-based OS distribution which is available in the > Docker hub. It could also serve as a nice hint to those that would like to > deploy httpd from sources (or even package maintainers) by offering a working > recipe that tests clean. > > I also raised an inquiry to Infra (but admittedly never followed up) to > understand what we'd need to do to have Docker deployed to our CI VM. I > understand they use Puppet to manage said VMs so I was hoping to figure out > if this would be permissible and then which scripts need to be updated.
Good point about the Debian maintained dependencies, I didn't think about it. As first step we could simply assume that they don't exist and build all the deps from source :) Do you have any special ./configure arg list that you think it would be worth to use? Or maybe a collection of them, I have seen problems over time rising from using static vs dso modules, enabling only a subset of modules, etc.. For the first iteration maybe something that involves --enable-modules=reallyall is enough? Thanks! Luca