ng0 <n...@we.make.ritual.n0.is> skribis: > Ludovic Courtès writes: > >> ng0 <n...@we.make.ritual.n0.is> skribis: >> >>>> (define-record-type* <git-daemon-configuration> >>>> git-daemon-configuration make-git-daemon-configuration >>>> git-daemon-configuration? >>>> (git-daemon git-daemon-configuration-git >>>> (default git)) >>>> (base-path git-daemon-configuration-base-path) ; string >>>> (port git-daemon-configuration-port) ; string (default: 9418) >>>> (extra-settings git-daemon-configuration-extra-settings)) >>>> ;;(export-all git-daemon-configuration-export-all?) ;; >>>> those are switches I need to add differently >>>> ;;(informative-errors git-daemon-configuration-informative-errors?) >>>> ;; same. >>>> ;;(verbose git-daemon-configuration-verbose?)) ;; same. >>> >>> There are many settings. The ones I think are the very basic ones which can >>> be used for a start for this service are: >>> port, base-path, a forced --syslog --informative-errors and finally the >>> option >>> to add whatever you want to add when you read the man page. >>> There are more we can add later, but those are the very basic in my opinion. >>> What's your opinion? >> >> I think it’s OK to restrict yourself to the most common options at >> first. We can always add more options eventually. >> >> Thanks for working on it! >> >> Ludo’. > > How would I test run this service?
You can test it manually by creating an OS config that uses it and instantiating it in a VM, with ‘guix system vm’. In the VM you can check whether git-daemon is running and working as expected. Writing an automated test would be very valuable, but it’s a bit more work. The (gnu tests base) module has examples, and <https://savannah.gnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=8605> gives an overview. HTH! Ludo’.
