Issue 215 update alpine

[nigelgbanks]

This isn't working yet, hoping to have time soonish, but just wanted to push this out on the radar so that work isn't duplicated.

Ready for review.

[seth-shaw-asu]

I think this branch needs to be updated. The first commit has already been integrated into main.

Today I was able to get a Drupal container running PHP 8.1 by starting off with the second commit and then making a few additional changes, mostly to fpm paths ('.txt' extension added so GitHub will upload the file): php81-20220912.patch.txt. See the commit on our local branch: 7612eef.

[seth-shaw-asu]

I did a bit more PHP 8.1 clean-up. See my working branch: https://github.com/asulibraries/isle-buildkit/tree/asu.

[nigelgbanks]

When this is finally testable, note the following issue where in fits doesn't get generated on media creation, one can still generate it by manually applying the action and the bug resides out of this repository's hands, so you can ignore that bit.

This is now working... I do not know why.

UPDATE: I now know why see the comment #238 (comment)

[nigelgbanks]

In the included test site, there is no search displays setup, that will come at a later date when the following issue is resolved, in the meanwhile you can visit the solr.islandora.dev to confirm documents are actually indexing.

[nigelgbanks]

A sample video and image file are included in the test site to confirm that derivatives are being generated.

[nigelgbanks]

Automating the installation of Matomo via the console using ExtraTools is just too unstable and flaky that I don't we can rely on it.

[seth-shaw-asu]

Automating the installation of Matomo via the console using ExtraTools is just too unstable and flaky that I don't we can rely on it.

Oh, bother, I ended up not using ExtraTools anyway but forgot to take it out! 🤦‍♂️

[nigelgbanks]

@alxp brought this (Islandora-Devops/isle-dc#298) to my attention during the tech call, so I pushed a fix for that we now have a new image for the leptonica package, so we can compile it with its optional open jpeg dependency.

[DonRichards]

This built for me without an issue and the derivative look correct.

[seth-shaw-asu]

I ran make setup without having pre-commit installed (because the README said I didn't need it) but it errors out before completing. After I installed pre-commit it ran completely and notified me that I hadn't installed jq yet. Now that make, pre-commit, and jq are all updated/installed it completes successfully.

[jefferya]

I swapped the images into a local review environment (LEAF with mods) and ran a few tests. The site loads and PDF's, video/audio and image ingest looks ok. I haven't tried Matomo and Fedora in not in LEAF stack. On bit to maybe highlight is the change log Cantaloupe port change -- this caught me for a bit.

[rosiel]

Like @seth-shaw-asu, I had to install pre-commit and jq. Now it seems to work. I ran make bake (on mac with homebrew it's gmake bake to avoid warnings caused by the older built-in version of make) and then make certs and make up to launch the test site. I was able to access it and use the site and the IDE (woohoo!)

Aside from potentially listing Cantaloupe in the "Services available" in make up, are we good to proceed?

[nigelgbanks]

I haven't tried Matomo and Fedora in not in LEAF stack. On bit to maybe highlight is the change log Cantaloupe port change -- this caught me for a bit.

I've updated the README, so it is an explicit requirement

[nigelgbanks]

Aside from potentially listing Cantaloupe in the "Services available" in make up, are we good to proceed?

I've pushed a commit to add it to the list of services, good catch.

[seth-shaw-asu]

I ran make certs and make up but Microsoft Edge didn't like the certs and won't let me view the site.

[nigelgbanks]

I ran make certs and make up but Microsoft Edge didn't like the certs and won't let me view the site.

I'll see what I can do about that mkcert doesn't seem to document any additional steps, and I didn't see anything in their issue queue about Edge. So, we may not be able to support Edge with this...

[nigelgbanks]

I ran make certs and make up but Microsoft Edge didn't like the certs and won't let me view the site.

I've pushed a fix for this. In this particular case, mkcert must be run in the host Windows context (i.e. mkcert.exe not under WSL2). As it needs to be able to modify the trust store on Windows to affect the browsers running on Windows. Now the makefile will check if it is running under WSL2 and call the appropriate executable.

[nigelgbanks]

@seth-shaw-asu if you test again under Windows be sure to delete the existing certificates you generated under build\certs to ensure that new ones get created.

[nigelgbanks]

A number of people have reviewed and tested, so I feel it's safe to merge. If any issues arise, we can raise new tickets, and I'll sort it out.