Hi Till, > On Jun 28, 2016, at 7:26 PM, Till Wegmüller <toaster...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On 28.06.2016 17:50, Adam Števko wrote: >> Yes, I did and got vagrant working as separate ruby gems. The main problem >> with this approach is that packaging every needed gem is too much work and >> maintenance cost is high. Also, Vagrant webpage doesn’t recommend using >> gem-based deployment of Vagrant and packages from the official site as >> recommended. They contain every dependency and Vagrant is self-contained >> (and it’s much harder to break it!). I tried looking at what would take to >> contribute OpenIndiana support to the upstream and found out that their >> build system uses Puppet. >> >> I’d appreciate if there is somebody in the community willing to do the work >> and extend those Puppet manifests and contribute it upstream. I’ll provide >> and maintain the build infrastructure behind it. With OpenIndiana as a first >> class citizen, the Vagrant team will do releases (if somebody wants to have >> an IPS package from it, we can make that happen from official release). This >> way, we will have regular Vagrant fixes and releases and also be sure that >> nothing in OI can break it. >> >> Cheers, >> Adam > Hi Adam > > Arch Linux seems to have found a tar.gz of the upstream packages that it > repackages as arch package. > Have a look at > https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/community.git/tree/trunk/PKGBUILD?h=packages/vagrant > > Maybe that would also be a way to get vagrant installed. > > Greetings > Till
I already considered that option, but the problem is that Vagrant packages compile and bundle Ruby interpreter and there is no package for Solaris, which we could use. I am afraid that there are only 2 approaches: 1) package gems and maintain it ourselves 2) use the official build system and make contribution there Adam
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