[ale] Rundeck Plugins

[Chuck Payne via Ale]

Guys,

Has anyone messed with Rundeck? I am trying to build out some plugins, but
I am not seeing how.

I see something called gradlew, and I found something online to build it out

./gradlew build

It says it ran, but I don't see any output.

It would be nice if the README.md has notes that are useful, anyway I am
very lost needing help.
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[Jonathan Meek via Ale]

Gradlew is associated with the gradle build system. So I would check the
following:

- Make sure Gradle is installed on your system
- most distros have in their repos
- navigate to the folder level where you see a build.gradle file
- run the following command:
- gradle build

- check to see if there's a build, builds or libs folder after you run
gradle build
- navigate into the build/builds/libs folder and snoop around in their for
your built binary

That might point you in a direction.

Jonathan

Post by Chuck Payne via Ale
Guys,
Has anyone messed with Rundeck? I am trying to build out some plugins, but
I am not seeing how.
I see something called gradlew, and I found something online to build it out
./gradlew build
It says it ran, but I don't see any output.
It would be nice if the README.md has notes that are useful, anyway I am
very lost needing help.
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[Scott Plante via Ale]

gradlew is actually a bootstrap script generated by gradle, which is designed to download the required gradle executables if you don't already have them. It couldn't hurt to install gradle from your repo, but the point of gradlew is so you don't have to.
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From: "Jonathan Meek via Ale" <***@ale.org>
To: "Chuck Payne" <***@gmail.com>, "Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts" <***@ale.org>
Sent: Friday, June 1, 2018 7:02:25 PM
Subject: Re: [ale] Rundeck Plugins

Gradlew is associated with the gradle build system. So I would check the following:


- Make sure Gradle is installed on your system
- most distros have in their repos
- navigate to the folder level where you see a build.gradle file
- run the following command:
- gradle build


- check to see if there's a build, builds or libs folder after you run gradle build
- navigate into the build/builds/libs folder and snoop around in their for your built binary


That might point you in a direction.


Jonathan



On Wed, May 30, 2018, 5:24 PM Chuck Payne via Ale < ***@ale.org > wrote:



Guys,


Has anyone messed with Rundeck? I am trying to build out some plugins, but I am not seeing how.

I see something called gradlew, and I found something online to build it out


./gradlew build

It says it ran, but I don't see any output.

It would be nice if the README.md has notes that are useful, anyway I am very lost needing help.
--
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[Jonathan Meek via Ale]

I totally overlooked that part Scott. Thanks for reminding me that existed.

Chuck, for what's it worth, I was able to get the code compiled. Here's
what I did:
1) installed openjdk-8-jdk on my box
2) cloned the rundeck repo from GitHub
3) naivgated to the rundeck folder
4) ran ./gradlew build
5) located the war files in the following folders:
rundeck/rundeckapp/build/libs
rundeck/rundeck-storage/build/libs

I ran into trouble when I didn't have the JDK installed so it might be
causing issues on your end.

Hope this helps.

Jonathan

Post by Scott Plante via Ale
gradlew is actually a bootstrap script generated by gradle, which is
designed to download the required gradle executables if you don't already
have them. It couldn't hurt to install gradle from your repo, but the point
of gradlew is so you don't have to.
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Scott Plante
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*Sent: *Friday, June 1, 2018 7:02:25 PM
*Subject: *Re: [ale] Rundeck Plugins
- Make sure Gradle is installed on your system
- most distros have in their repos
- navigate to the folder level where you see a build.gradle file
- gradle build
- check to see if there's a build, builds or libs folder after you run gradle build
- navigate into the build/builds/libs folder and snoop around in their for
your built binary
That might point you in a direction.
Jonathan

Post by Chuck Payne via Ale
Guys,
Has anyone messed with Rundeck? I am trying to build out some plugins,
but I am not seeing how.
I see something called gradlew, and I found something online to build it out
./gradlew build
It says it ran, but I don't see any output.
It would be nice if the README.md has notes that are useful, anyway I am
very lost needing help.
--
Terror PUP a.k.a
Chuck "PUP" Payne
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