#! /bin/bash # # Jeff McCune # 2010-10-20 # # Copyright (c) 2010, Puppet Labs # License: BSD 3-clause license # # This script provides a simple way to execute puppet and related tools # directly from a git clone of the upstream repositories. This allows you to # quickly switch branches and test different versions of code without much # friction. # # NOTE: There may be issues if puppet, facter, etc... are already installed # into RUBY's site_ruby directory. If you run into strange problems, make sure # the correct ruby libraries are being loaded... # # Sample Usage: # ============= # cd ~/src # git clone git://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet.git # git clone git://github.com/puppetlabs/facter.git # pushd puppet # git checkout tags/2.6.1 # popd # pushd facter # git checkout tags/1.5.8 # export ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR=/home/jeff/src # envpuppet puppet --version # 2.6.1 # envpuppet facter --version # 1.5.8 set -e set -u if [[ "${1:-}" == "--help" ]]; then cat < 2011-02-09 Puppet should not be installed in site_ruby because all of \$LOAD_PATH is searched by puppet when loading libraries and the installed version will taint the development version The following enviornment variables configure the behavior of envpuppet ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR=${HOME}/src the base directory where puppet, facter, etc... live. ENVPUPPET_BLEEDING=true Enables bleeding edge prototypes like puppet-interfaces The PATH and RUBYLIB are the primary environment variables modified by the envpuppet script. If no arguments are given, the environment variables are printed to STDOUT allowing the output to be sourced. For example: eval \$(envpuppet) EO_HELP exit 0 fi if test -d puppet -o -d facter; then echo " WARNING!" echo " Strange things happen if puppet or facter are in the" echo " current working directory" echo " (import errors from ruby are a prime example)" echo " WARNING!" echo "" echo "I suggest changing to ~ or /tmp or something..." echo "" echo "Sleeping 2 seconds." echo "" sleep 2 fi # Set this to where you check out puppet and facter : ${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR:="${HOME}/src"} # Are we bleeding edge? : ${ENVPUPPET_BLEEDING:='false'} # git://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet.git mypath="${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet/sbin:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet/bin" myrubylib="${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet/lib" # git://github.com/puppetlabs/facter.git mypath="${mypath}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/facter/bin" myrubylib="${myrubylib}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/facter/lib" if [[ "${ENVPUPPET_BLEEDING:-}" == "true" ]]; then # git://github.com/puppetlabs/facter.git mypath="${mypath}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet-interfaces/bin" myrubylib="${myrubylib}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet-interfaces/lib" fi # http://github.com/jamtur01/puppet-scaffold.git mypath="${mypath}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet-scaffold/bin" myrubylib="${myrubylib}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet-scaffold/lib" # http://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-module-tool.git # Also known as "pmt" Will become "puppet module" mypath="${mypath}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet-module-tool/bin" myrubylib="${myrubylib}:${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}/puppet-module-tool/lib" # Use the existing environment, if present. # Default to no value to prevent unbound variable issues mypath="${mypath}:${PATH:-}" myrubylib="${myrubylib}:${RUBYLIB:-}" export ENVPUPPET_OLD_PATH="${PATH:-}" export ENVPUPPET_OLD_RUBYLIB="${RUBYLIB:-}" # Trim any trailing colons from the path list. export PATH="${mypath%%:}" export RUBYLIB="${myrubylib%%:}" if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]; then echo "export ENVPUPPET_OLD_PATH='${ENVPUPPET_OLD_PATH}'" echo "export ENVPUPPET_OLD_RUBYLIB='${ENVPUPPET_OLD_RUBYLIB}'" echo "export ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR='${ENVPUPPET_BASEDIR}'" echo "export ENVPUPPET_BLEEDING='${ENVPUPPET_BLEEDING}'" echo "export PATH='${PATH}'" echo "export RUBYLIB='${RUBYLIB}'" else exec "$@" fi