zuul/zuul/_setup_hook.py
Monty Taylor 733623f328
Use zuul/web/static in setup_hook
The actual location of the files we want to put into the wheel are the
files at zuul/web static. web/build is just a symlink so that the
javascript build system in web/ puts files where we want them without
needing to do build config things.

There is no actual difference - python processes the symlinks just as
well as it processes the direct paths. But from a semantic perspective,
pointing to the paths as they will be in the wheel makes a little more
sense than pointing to paths through a convenience symlink, when trying
to sort out what's going on and why.

Change-Id: Ib93b0eb22f0096b33bcfdb862a47765e48be7203
2018-10-13 07:40:31 -05:00

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"""Hook for pbr to build javascript as part of tarball."""
import os
import subprocess
import pbr.packaging
_old_from_git = pbr.packaging._from_git
def _build_javascript():
if subprocess.call(['which', 'yarn']) != 0:
return
if not os.path.exists('web/node_modules/.bin/webpack'):
r = subprocess.Popen(['yarn', 'install', '-d'], cwd="web/").wait()
if r:
raise RuntimeError("Yarn install failed")
if not os.path.exists('zuul/web/static/index.html'):
r = subprocess.Popen(['yarn', 'build'], cwd="web/").wait()
if r:
raise RuntimeError("Yarn build failed")
def _from_git(distribution):
_build_javascript()
return _old_from_git(distribution)
def setup_hook(config):
pbr.packaging._from_git = _from_git