** NOTE: ** This is still experimental and may change! This README is geared towards building puppet-bolt, since that was the request that led to the container's creation. This container is built with ruby 2.6.2 using a centos:7 base image. To enable builds, this image also has the pl-gcc, pl-cmake, and pl-gettext packages installed.

You will need to remove the pl-build-tools repository and any pl-* packages from the list of packages to install in the el-7-x86_64.rb platform config. See an example here.

If you're building a project that uses puppet-runtime, you may need to make some additional changes. This container currently ships with bolt-runtime-201909240, bolt-runtime-201909171, agent-runtime-master-201909232, and agent-runtime-master-201909040 which were the most recent runtime and the runtime included in the most recent releases as of 2019-09-24. If one of those runtimes works for you, you will just need to update the location in ./configs/components/puppet-runtime.json to "file:https:///runtime/".

If you need to build a different version of the runtime, I recommend using this container to build the version you need and storing the artifacts in a separate directory locally that you can then mount over the /runtime directory on the container. Then it will continue to work with the same change.

The runtime repo is at https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-runtime. Check configs/projects for the available runtimes.

• VANAGON_USE_MIRRORS - Whether or not to use the internal Puppet network mirrors for downloading sources. Defaults to 'n'. Do not change unless you're on the internal network, it will make the build go extremely slowly.
• VANAGON_PROJECT - REQUIRED This should be set the the name of the vanagon project you're building. This should match the name of the file in ./configs/projects/.rb.
• REPO_URL - REQUIRED The URL for the git repo you're building. Ex: https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet-runtime
• REPO_REF - The ref or branch to checkout for the build. Defaults to master.

• /artifacts - This is the directory all build artifacts will be copied to this directory before the container exits. Mount a volume to this location to preserve the artifacts.
• /runtime - This directory has a few runtimes in it already, but if you need something different I suggest mounting a volume in to this directory with the artifacts from a puppet-runtime build.

Vanagon projects are often versioned based on the git describe. To ensure you're able to build the project, push an annotated tag up to the repo you're building from (git tag -a -m "1.0.0" 1.0.0)

1. Update the el-7-x86_64.rb platform to not add the pl-build-tools repo / pre-loaded pl-gcc and pl-cmake here

2. Make a runtime directory locally to store the runtime artifacts

3. docker run -v ${PWD}/runtime:/artifacts -e VANAGON_PROJECT=bolt-runtime -e REPO_URL=https://github.com/underscorgan/puppet-runtime -e REPO_REF=maint/master/out-of-network underscorgan/vanagon:el7

4. You'll now have runtime artifacts in the 'runtime' directory. Look in there and make a note of the version (something like '201904091.1.ge544aa8')

1. Remove unnecessary build repos from the el-7-x86_64.rb platform here

2. Update configs/components/puppet_runtime.json to use local runtime files here

3. If using a custom-built runtime, edit the runtime version here to match the version noted during the runtime build

4. Make an output directory locally to store the puppet-bolt artifacts

5. docker run -v /path/to/built/runtime:/runtime -v ${PWD}/output:/artifacts -e VANAGON_PROJECT=puppet-bolt -e REPO_URL=https://github.com/underscorgan/bolt-vanagon -e REPO_REF=b54867831a338e490ec7d2e72a989206f4e7b966 underscorgan/vanagon:el7

6. Your puppet-bolt rpms are now in the output directory!