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Install from source fails integration tests #41
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That's a dependency of consul or just the golang package resource? |
It's failing on this resource:
So it's specific to consul. If you throw an additional kitchen suite in there with the following attributes: default['consul']['install_method'] = 'source'
default['consul']['source_revision'] = 'v0.4.0' It should manifest for you. |
I'll give this a whirl today. |
Just to follow up, this kitchen suite:
still fails on 0.5.1:
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This fixes #41 as well as adds support for Ubuntu 10.04 and EL7.
This fixes #41 as well as adds support for Ubuntu 10.04 and EL7.
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
I attempted to wrap this cookbook and install consul v0.4.0 using install_method = 'source' and source_revision = 'v0.4.0'
My test-kitchen runs failed thusly:
I logged into the kitchen instalce and tried to run the go get command by hand and got this:
I then added 'package gcc' before including the consul recipe, and the kitchen test succeeded. It appears that the gomdb package, while not requiring the C library to be on the system, does need to compile C code to work properly.
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