On 23.05.2017 21:08, Josh Berkus wrote: > On 05/23/2017 07:25 AM, Martin Pitt wrote: >> This is now sufficiently useful and robust for getting some wider feedback >> and >> testing. For easier and faster development it's currently a standalone >> project/repository [4], it includes a README how to install it: >> >> mkdir -p ~/.local/share/cockpit >> cd ~/.local/share/cockpit >> git clone https://github.com/martinpitt/cockpit-os-updates.git >> npm install >> npm run compile >> >> If you don't have "npm", you need to install it first with "sudo yum install >> npm". > > This brings up an idea: it would really really help with user testing if > we could build test versions like this one (maybe from PRs) into > containers and make them available with a tag. > > It's pretty trivial for me, or other users, to install an alternate > version of Cockpit via container. Running npm compile (even inside a > container) is kind of a pain. > > I'll give building this one as a cockpit/ws container a shot.
Yeah, that would be cool. Let us know (here on the list) when you do end up building such a container (I imagine with systemd, NetworkManager, and friends inside it). If it's not too hacky, we could have our bots do this automatically for each Cockpit pull request. Cheers, Stef
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