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Development Guidelines

TODO: Expand this section :)

The Gemfile uses the TEST_VAGRANT_VERSION environment variable to control which version of vagrant is used during local development. To adjust the ruby version used, change the contents of the .ruby-version file, even if you don't use a ruby version manager.

Running Acceptance Tests

This project uses vagrant-spec to run acceptance tests. See test/acceptance/dns for spec files and test/acceptance/skeletons/* for Vagrantfiles. See tasks/acceptance.rake for the basic setup of vagrant-spec. This file also defines which base box is used. Specs will take quite some time and run in GUI mode (due to some weirdness either in vagrant-spec and/or VirtualBox) which will render your machine basically unusable.

# List available tasks:
bundle exec rake -D acceptance

# Setup specs (download box artifacts)
bundle exec rake acceptance:setup:virtualbox

# Run tests
bundle exec rake acceptance:virtualbox

On other providers

  1. If it's not a default provider, add it to to Gemfile as a dependency and re-run bundle install.
  2. Add a box provider name to box URL mapping to the TEST_BOXES hash in tasks/acceptance.rake
  3. Run the acceptance rake task like above, replacing virtualbox with your provider.

VMware IPs

VMware uses IPs from its bridges for DHCP and static private networks. Check IP and net masks using:

ifconfig -X bridge | grep 'inet ' | grep -v '127.0.0.1' | awk '{ print $2 "\t" $4 }'