README for glue-schema package

Home for the GLUE Specification: OGF Forge.

Documentation: readthedocs.

Installing from packages

On RHEL-based systems

On RHEL-based systems, it's possible to install packages from EPEL or EGI UMD packages.

The UMD packages are built automatically from this repository, and tested to work with other components part of the Unified Middleware Distribution.

Building packages

A Makefile allowing to build source tarball and packages is provided.

Building a RPM

The required build dependencies are:

• rpm-build
• make
• rsync

# Checkout tag to be packaged
$ git clone https://github.com/EGI-Foundation/glue-schema.git
$ cd glue-schema
$ git checkout X.X.X
# Building in a container
$ docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/source -it quay.io/centos/centos:7
[root@8a9d60c61f42 /]# cd /source
[root@8a9d60c61f42 /]# yum install -y rpm-build yum-utils
[root@8a9d60c61f42 /]# yum-builddep -y glue-schema.spec
[root@8a9d60c61f42 /]# make rpm

The RPM will be available into the build/RPMS directory.

Building a deb

# Checkout tag to be packaged
git clone https://github.com/EGI-Federation/glue-schema.git
cd glue-schema
git checkout X.X.X
# Building in a container using the source files
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/source -it ubuntu:latest
apt update
apt install -y devscripts debhelper make rsync
cd /source && make deb

The DEB will be available into the build/ directory.

Installing from source

This procedure is not recommended for production deployment, please consider using packages.

• Build dependencies: None
• Runtime dependencies: openldap

Get the source by cloning this repository and do a make install.

Preparing a release

• Prepare a changelog from the last version, including contributors' names
• Prepare a PR with
  • Updating version and changelog in
    • CHANGELOG
    • glue-schema.spec
    • debian/changelog
• Once the PR has been merged tag and release a new version in GitHub
  • Packages will be built using GitHub Actions and attached to the release page

History

This work started under the EGEE project, and was hosted and maintained for a long time by CERN. This is now hosted here on GitHub, maintained by the BDII community with support of members of the EGI Federation.