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Tooling

Requirements

Requirement Purpose macOS
Go Compiler brew install go
Docker Packaging Docker for Mac
kubebuilder Testing kubebuilder docs

E2E test environments

Requirement install docs
Kind Kind docs

Usage

Testing

This project uses the built-in testing support for golang.

Envtest is also used and needs to be set up. Follow controller-runtime instructions and set KUBEBUILDER_ASSETS environment variable to point to the installation directory, for instance: /usr/local/kubebuilder/bin.

To run the tests for all go packages outside of the vendor directory, run:

$ make test

To run the e2e tests locally:

$ make e2e-local

NOTE: If you want to run the e2e tests, you need to make sure Kind is deployed in the local environment and switch the kubeconfig to an existing Kind cluster.

To run a specific e2e test locally:

$ make e2e-local TEST=TestCreateInstallPlanManualApproval

Building

Ensure your version of go is up to date; check that you're running the same version as in go.mod with the commands:

$ head go.mod
$ go version

To build the go binary, run:

$ make build

Packaging

ALM is packaged as a set of manifests for a tectonic-x-operator specialization (tectonic-alm-operator).

A new version can be generated from the helm chart by:

  1. Modifying the deploy/tectonic-alm-operator/values.yaml file for the release to include new SHAs of the container images.
  2. Running the package make command, which takes a single variable (ver)

For example:

make ver=0.3.0 package

Will generate a new set of manifests from the helm chart in deploy/chart combined with the values.yaml file in deploy/tectonic-alm-operator, and output the rendered templates to deploy/tectonic-alm-operator/manifests/0.3.0.

See the documentation in deploy/tectonic-alm-operator for how to take the new manifests and package them as a new version of tectonic-alm-operator.

Dependency Management

Using make

These commands are handled for you via the Makefile. To install the project dependencies, run:

$ make vendor

To update dependencies, run:

$ make vendor-update
# verify changes
$ make test
$ make e2e-local-docker

The Makefile recipes for testing and builds ensure the project's dependencies are properly installed and vendored before running.