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On Sun, 29 Sep 2013 11:31:17 -0700, Grant wrote: |
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> > Personally, I wouldn't do the building and pushing on my own laptop, |
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> > that turns me inot the central server and updates only happen when I'm |
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> > in the office. I'd use a central build host and my laptop is just |
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> > another client. Not all that important really, the build host is just |
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> > an address from the client's point of view |
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> I don't think I'm making the connection here. The central server |
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> can't do any unattended building and pushing, correct? So I would |
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> need to be around either way I think. |
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If you ran the central server in a VM, you could have it run "emerge |
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--sync && emerge -uDN @world" from cron. You could do this without a VM, |
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but a VM allows you to take snapshots before each sync/build cycle, so |
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that you can roll back if an update breaks it. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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