I just wrote a blog post[1] on what I've ended up setting up for making working on and testing AIF a bit nicer than what I started with. There's definitely room for improvement.
Anyhow, I'm posting about it here in the hopes that it can help people who'd like to contribute to AIF get set up to do so in it's current state, and to see if anyone has any suggestions / tips for working with and testing on vms.
If you don't want to read the blog post, the TLDR of the stack I've set up is:
+ qemu + git-daemon for repo-access in-vm + pacserv for avoiding network hits when running installs
Footnotes: [1] http://jdodds.github.com/blog/2012/08/09/setting-up-a-development-environmen...
On Thu, 09 Aug 2012 07:20:01 -0400 Jeremiah Dodds jeremiah.dodds@gmail.com wrote:
I just wrote a blog post[1] on what I've ended up setting up for making working on and testing AIF a bit nicer than what I started with. There's definitely room for improvement.
Anyhow, I'm posting about it here in the hopes that it can help people who'd like to contribute to AIF get set up to do so in it's current state, and to see if anyone has any suggestions / tips for working with and testing on vms.
If you don't want to read the blog post, the TLDR of the stack I've set up is:
- qemu
- git-daemon for repo-access in-vm
- pacserv for avoiding network hits when running installs
Footnotes: [1] http://jdodds.github.com/blog/2012/08/09/setting-up-a-development-environmen...
FWIW there's also a libui-sh git package in AUR
Dieter Plaetinck dieter@plaetinck.be writes:
On Thu, 09 Aug 2012 07:20:01 -0400 Jeremiah Dodds jeremiah.dodds@gmail.com wrote:
I just wrote a blog post[1] on what I've ended up setting up for making working on and testing AIF a bit nicer than what I started with. There's definitely room for improvement.
Anyhow, I'm posting about it here in the hopes that it can help people who'd like to contribute to AIF get set up to do so in it's current state, and to see if anyone has any suggestions / tips for working with and testing on vms.
If you don't want to read the blog post, the TLDR of the stack I've set up is:
- qemu
- git-daemon for repo-access in-vm
- pacserv for avoiding network hits when running installs
Footnotes: [1] http://jdodds.github.com/blog/2012/08/09/setting-up-a-development-environmen...
FWIW there's also a libui-sh git package in AUR
Of course, thanks!
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