Document building procedure and implement a CI about frappe_io HOT 6 CLOSED

OH GOD THIS WHOLE THING IS A FRAPPE APP
Can't use travis cause local build options are 💩
Can't just build it the old fashioned way cause I would loose my sanity

Need either Drone CI or Wercker CI and get them to build a whole frappe environment but we have the issue that the docker build requires human interaction when installing an app as it asks for the MySQL password

@revant do you think it's possible to get the developer environment in docker to take the MySQL password '123' automatically?

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Ugh we would also need to automate the first login where it asks you to input country and currency, as well as the admin password prompt

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Ugh we would also need to automate the first login where it asks you to input country and currency, as well as the admin password prompt

Just a thought,

1. complete site creation and the wizard locally.
2. backup to .sql
3. patch .sql during CI / "before_start"

Drawbacks:
.sql will become outdated, either need to create new sql periodically or do migrate as part of ci startup scripts

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do you think it's possible to get the developer environment in docker to take the MySQL password '123' automatically?

It can be passed as cli param

bench new-site docs.localhost --mariadb-root-password 123 --admin-password admin

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Ugh we would also need to automate the first login where it asks you to input country and currency, as well as the admin password prompt

Just a thought,

1. complete site creation and the wizard locally.
2. backup to .sql
3. patch .sql during CI / "before_start"

Drawbacks:
.sql will become outdated, either need to create new sql periodically or do migrate as part of ci startup scripts

I like it!

do you think it's possible to get the developer environment in docker to take the MySQL password '123' automatically?

It can be passed as cli param

bench new-site docs.localhost --mariadb-root-password 123 --admin-password admin

Thank you, I will also add it to the docker documentation!

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Closed in favour of frappe/frappe_docs#74

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