quassel-webserver snap

[Didier Roche]

Le 23/11/2016 à 18:19, Celso Providelo a écrit :
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 23, 2016 at 2:52 PM Leo Arias <leo.arias at canonical.com
> <mailto:leo.arias at canonical.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hello,
>
>     I know a bunch of people here use quassel. There's a new snap for you:
>
>     $ sudo snap install quassel-webserver --edge
>     $ sensible-browser https://localhost:64443
>
>     The main developer, Joël Charles, has been amazing. For a couple
>     of weeks we have been experimenting with his project. First, we
>     had to solve an issue with the less-middleware module because it
>     wanted to use the install directory instead of SNAP_DATA [1], then
>     we got travis to build the snap on every PR [2], and finally he
>     agreed to beta test the new enable-ci command of snapcraft that
>     Celso is working on.
>
>     When I asked about feedback or feature requests, he said: "Not
>     that I think of, it just went very smoothly" :_)
>
>     Of course, a few seconds later travis broke and we found a bug in
>     Celso's PR, just to keep us grounded. It was a quick fix, and now
>     every change on master will build and push the snap to edge [3].
>
>     I really want to thank Joël because we now have a set of scripts
>     tested in real live, that we can just apply to new projects. Also
>     Celso because without the enable-ci command, this would never have
>     been a smooth experience.
>
>
> Amazing work Leo! Thanks for jumping in so quickly (it's not even
> landed in master) and experimenting with this feature in real
> circumstances.
>
> Until it lands and 2.23 gets SRU-ed in xenial we have to cope with the
> lack of support for local store credentials (`.snapcraft.cfg`). There
> are other less-intrusive alternatives like [1], but once the
> transition is gone `enable-ci` will do the right thing for the
> majority of projects (simple ones).
>
> We hope this initiative along with build.snapcraft.io
> <http://build.snapcraft.io> (down the road) will considerably increase
> the number of revisions released in edge, like we already see for core
> and lxd. That's why we are also working on metrics to capture how
> developers are pushing/releasing their snaps (webui, snapcraft,
> travis, LP, etc). It will be nice to observe these trending as we
> offer easier ways to do CI with snaps.
>
Great work guys!

It would be nice of you guys to blog about your experience for
integrating CI from master and push to the store on a edge channel as a
step by step recipe. Maybe something worth posting on
https://insights.ubuntu.com?

Cheers,
Didier
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