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@@ -48,28 +48,46 @@
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#### 1. Setup your system
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- sudo dnf install git gettext python2-genshi python-lxml python-setuptools python-dateutil \
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- python-dogpile-cache babel python-feedparser fedfind python-requests python2-babel
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+ Since the build process for these pages depend on python2 packages that are no longer packaged in Fedora, the build process and local test server may be run using [podman](https://podman.io/). Podman should be installed by default on Fedora Workstation, for other Fedora releases:
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- sudo dnf groups install 'Web Server'
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+ sudo dnf install podman
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#### 2. Clone the fedora-websites repo
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git clone https://pagure.io/fedora-websites.git
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- #### 3. Enter the directory of the website you want to work on
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- For example, if you want to work on getfedora.org, use:
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+ #### 3. Build the fedora-websites image
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- cd fedora-websites/getfedora.org
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+ We need a podman image with the dependencies installed, to build the image from the provided Dockerfile, run the following in the newly checked out `fedora-websites` directory:
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- #### 4. Launch a test instance
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+ podman build -t fedora-websites .
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+ #### 4. Enter the build environment container
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+ Run podman specifying the current directory as the container working directory and the `fedora-websites` image:
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+ podman run -it -p 5000:5000 -v "$(pwd):/opt/:z" -w /opt fedora-websites
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+ #### 5. Enter the directory of the website you want to work on
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+ For example, if you want to work on alt.fedoraproject.org, use:
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+ cd alt.fedoraproject.org
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+ #### 6. Launch a test instance
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make en test
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- #### 5. Stop the test instance
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+ This will run the build, start httpd to serve the built content at [localhost:5000](http://localhost:5000/).
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+ #### 7. Stop the test instance
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make stoptest
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**Note:** if you have caching problems you can clean the instance even more:
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make veryclean
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+ #### 8. Exit the container
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+ exit
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nielsenb
commented 2 years ago
Required build dependencies are no longer available on later versions of
Fedora, update the build and test procedure to use a podman container
running an older version of Fedora.
This is inspired by PR:1119, and is a stopgap until #1009 is closed (or everything is moved to the new system).