mirror of https://gitlab.com/ita1024/waf.git
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This example provides an example of the `remote` extras tool,
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used to build and share binary packages in the context of an intranet.
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Usage
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Run the following in order in three distinct consoles:
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1. start the server::
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cd server && ./start.sh
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2. publish a package::
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cd app && waf configure_all build_all package publish
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3. use a package in a project::
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cd app2 && waf configure_all build_all
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Features
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- a simple cgi server helps uploading/distributing the files
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- headers can be redistributed
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- binary data can be redistributed
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- configuration scripts can be redistributed along with build rules
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- packages are compressed on the server
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Limitations
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- Waf and Python cannot be distributed as a packages (may require another process or an auto-update system)
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- Once a folder is written to the cache it is never updated again
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- There is no integrity verification aside from the package compresssion
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- Files submitted must be small enough
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- Server server security and access right are to be implemented by the user (do it yourself!)
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