Getting feed repo working, shameless green, for mwarin #110
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Mission: to get the
feed
repo to a clean state where @mwarin can start working with it.Turns out we didn't need to do a lot more to get it working, it was mostly a case of a really old docker installation locally. Tests are coming up green both locally and under github actions. Some things (issues with
xerces
&gnupg
) were fixed by @aelkiss in 8b4115d.Also had to mess around with my ssh keys so I could start using the ssh protocol, because you are no longer allowed to push to workflows with https for some (security?) reason. That's not in the PR either.
Actual changes
Changing
docker-compose
to hyphenlessdocker compose
and removing a few warnings from the tests.To review
(You may have to stop or prune existing services.)
Expected results:
It'll take several minutes to build and test.
Expect to see some warnings, but ultimately a message that tests passed:
Result: PASS