Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-07 Thread Leo Arias 
Hello Julian!

On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 9:46 PM, julianloui  wrote:
> 2017-03-01
>
> I have just installed snapd in Linux Mint 17.1 and run the following
> commands with interesting different results.  My snapd version is 2.22.3
> ~14.04./
> /
> /# /sudo snap install hello-world  ( Satisfactory correct results )/
> //# /sudo snap install mysql  --channel=8.0/beta//( error: cannot install
> "mysql": snap not found )
> /
> /Julian Loui

Sorry for the late reply. I've just installed mint 17.1, and I could
install the mysql snap. The difference I think is that I got snapd
2.22.7.
However, I wasn't able to run the snaps, they complain about mount.
The team is working first on enabling snaps in linux mint 18. You can
follow the progress here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1668868
Hopefully, we would be able to get them working in 17.1 afterwards.

Thanks for your tests.

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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-03 Thread Carla Sella 



On 01/03/2017 22:15, Leo Arias wrote:

Thanks a lot for the reports Carla!

A few weeks ago they published an article about their experience
packaging the snap:
http://mysqlrelease.com/2017/01/give-me-a-mysql-and-make-it-snappy/

There are some interesting details in there for the curious, and a
link to the branch where the snap is build.

pura vida.


Hi Leo,
I checked out the Snap Git repo of Mysql and cloned version 5.7.
I created a snap and installed it and tested it on Ubuntu Zesty, 
everything went fine, no issue occurred.



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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-02 Thread Carla Sella 



On 01/03/2017 22:15, Leo Arias wrote:

Thanks a lot for the reports Carla!

A few weeks ago they published an article about their experience
packaging the snap:
http://mysqlrelease.com/2017/01/give-me-a-mysql-and-make-it-snappy/

There are some interesting details in there for the curious, and a
link to the branch where the snap is build.

pura vida.


Thanks Leo, I will surely enjoy reading it.

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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-01 Thread Leo Arias 
On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 9:46 PM, julianloui  wrote:
> 2017-03-01
>
> I have just installed snapd in Linux Mint 17.1 and run the following
> commands with interesting different results.  My snapd version is 2.22.3
> ~14.04./
> /
> /# /sudo snap install hello-world  ( Satisfactory correct results )/
> //# /sudo snap install mysql  --channel=8.0/beta//( error: cannot install
> "mysql": snap not found )

Interesting, thanks Julian!

Could it be that 14.04 doesn't support tracks? It's a little late
here, so it would be great if somebody else can confirm. I will give
it a try tomorrow morning

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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-01 Thread julianloui 

2017-03-01

I have just installed snapd in Linux Mint 17.1 and run the following 
commands with interesting different results.  My snapd version is 2.22.3 
~14.04./

/
/# /sudo snap install hello-world  ( Satisfactory correct results )/
//# /sudo snap install mysql  --channel=8.0/beta//( error: cannot 
install "mysql": snap not found )

/
/Julian Loui

On 02/28/2017 10:59 AM, Leo Arias wrote:

Hello!

I promised that more interesting things were going to be available
soon for testing in Ubuntu, and here is one of the greatest:

$ sudo snap install mysql --channel=8.0/beta

Lars Tangvald and other people at MySQL have been working on this snap
for some time, and now they are ready to give it to the community for
crowd testing. If you have some minutes, please give them a hand.

Here's the testing guide to help you getting started:
https://gist.github.com/elopio/c868bc68bf8640b0b49b39aeb1fae8f5

Remember that this should run in trusty, xenial, yakkety, zesty and in
all flavours of Ubuntu. It would be great to get a diverse pool of
platforms and test it everywhere.

In here we are introducing a new concept: tracks [1]. Notice that we
are using --channel=8.0/beta, instead of only --beta as we used to do
before. That's because mysql has two different major versions
currently active. In order to try the other one:

$ sudo snap install mysql --channel=5.7/beta

Please report back your results. Any kind of feedback will be highly
appreciated, and if you have doubts or need a hand to get started, I'm
hanging around in https://rocket.ubuntu.com/channel/community

pura vida

[1] https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/channels



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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-01 Thread Leo Arias 
Thanks a lot for the reports Carla!

A few weeks ago they published an article about their experience
packaging the snap:
http://mysqlrelease.com/2017/01/give-me-a-mysql-and-make-it-snappy/

There are some interesting details in there for the curious, and a
link to the branch where the snap is build.

pura vida.

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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-01 Thread Carla Sella 



Hi,
Same on  Ubuntu yakkety and mysql   channel=8.0/beta (on phisical PC).
I have tried the smoke tests you suggested without any issue.
Everything was fine.

Carla.

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Re: call for testing: mysql

2017-03-01 Thread Carla Sella 



On 28/02/2017 16:59, Leo Arias wrote:

Hello!

I promised that more interesting things were going to be available
soon for testing in Ubuntu, and here is one of the greatest:

$ sudo snap install mysql --channel=8.0/beta

Lars Tangvald and other people at MySQL have been working on this snap
for some time, and now they are ready to give it to the community for
crowd testing. If you have some minutes, please give them a hand.

Here's the testing guide to help you getting started:
https://gist.github.com/elopio/c868bc68bf8640b0b49b39aeb1fae8f5

Remember that this should run in trusty, xenial, yakkety, zesty and in
all flavours of Ubuntu. It would be great to get a diverse pool of
platforms and test it everywhere.

In here we are introducing a new concept: tracks [1]. Notice that we
are using --channel=8.0/beta, instead of only --beta as we used to do
before. That's because mysql has two different major versions
currently active. In order to try the other one:

$ sudo snap install mysql --channel=5.7/beta

Please report back your results. Any kind of feedback will be highly
appreciated, and if you have doubts or need a hand to get started, I'm
hanging around in https://rocket.ubuntu.com/channel/community

pura vida

[1] https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/channels


Hi,
I have installed mysql   channel=8.0/beta on Ubuntu Zesty VM.
I have tried the smoke tests you suggested without any issue.
Everything was fine.

Carla.

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call for testing: mysql

2017-02-28 Thread Leo Arias 
Hello!

I promised that more interesting things were going to be available
soon for testing in Ubuntu, and here is one of the greatest:

$ sudo snap install mysql --channel=8.0/beta

Lars Tangvald and other people at MySQL have been working on this snap
for some time, and now they are ready to give it to the community for
crowd testing. If you have some minutes, please give them a hand.

Here's the testing guide to help you getting started:
https://gist.github.com/elopio/c868bc68bf8640b0b49b39aeb1fae8f5

Remember that this should run in trusty, xenial, yakkety, zesty and in
all flavours of Ubuntu. It would be great to get a diverse pool of
platforms and test it everywhere.

In here we are introducing a new concept: tracks [1]. Notice that we
are using --channel=8.0/beta, instead of only --beta as we used to do
before. That's because mysql has two different major versions
currently active. In order to try the other one:

$ sudo snap install mysql --channel=5.7/beta

Please report back your results. Any kind of feedback will be highly
appreciated, and if you have doubts or need a hand to get started, I'm
hanging around in https://rocket.ubuntu.com/channel/community

pura vida

[1] https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/channels
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