• fassembler discussion

  • how to peg bundle with opencore req

    from rmarianski on Apr 04, 2008 10:59 AM
    Is there a way to couple a particular version of the opencore bundle
    with with the version of opencore? I've found myself trying to build an
    older version of opencore, but it still pulls down the latest bundle.
    
    I tried the following setting in opencore-req.txt :
    opencore_bundle_tar_info = 20071206
    
    but it didn't seem to work. Anybody know how to do this?
    
    And as we create new profiles in the future, we should remember to match
    the version of opencore with the right version of the bundle.
    
    Robert
    
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  • Re: how to peg bundle with opencore req

    from ianb on Apr 04, 2008 12:04 PM
    Robert Marianski wrote:
    > Is there a way to couple a particular version of the opencore bundle
    > with with the version of opencore? I've found myself trying to build an
    > older version of opencore, but it still pulls down the latest bundle.
    > 
    > I tried the following setting in opencore-req.txt :
    > opencore_bundle_tar_info = 20071206
    > 
    > but it didn't seem to work. Anybody know how to do this?
    > 
    > And as we create new profiles in the future, we should remember to match
    > the version of opencore with the right version of the bundle.
    
    There's a setting for opencore, opencore_bundle_name.  It defaults to 
    opencore-plone25.  You have to set it on the fassembler command-line 
    (fassembler fassembler:opencore opencore.opencore_bundle_name=, as it 
    doesn't read from opencore-req.txt (though it should; I guess the 
    default for that should be '{{project.req_settings.get("bundle_name", 
    "opencore-plone25")}}')
    
       Ian
    
    
    • Re: how to peg bundle with opencore req

      from slinkp on Apr 04, 2008 12:11 PM
      On Fri, Apr 04, 2008 at 11:04:52AM -0500, Ian Bicking wrote:
      > There's a setting for opencore, opencore_bundle_name.
      
      I thought that just specified a text file that points to the tarball?
      Is there a way to directly specify a tarball URL?
      
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