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Taylor Braun-Jones
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Install `glab`, the GitLab CLI, and `glab-axi`, an agent-ergonomic wrapper around it, in the development container. Default `GITLAB_HOST` to `gitlab.kitware.com` so that both address our GitLab instance without further configuration, persist the `glab` configuration directory on a volume so that a credential need be created only once, and pass a `GITLAB_TOKEN` or `GITLAB_CLIENT_ID` from the host through to the container. Neither tool can authenticate on its own, so check for a working credential each time a tool attaches to the container and print what remains to be set up if there is none.
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59 lines
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#!/bin/sh
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# Report whether this clone and its development container are ready to use
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# and, if they are not, print what remains to be set up. Run each time a
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# tool attaches to the container. See `Help/dev/devcontainer.rst`.
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set -u
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cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
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# Check that development setup is up-to-date, the way our `pre-commit` hook
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# does. `Utilities/SetupForDevelopment.sh` is interactive, so the container
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# cannot run it on the developer's behalf.
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eval "$(grep '^SetupForDevelopment_VERSION=' Utilities/SetupForDevelopment.sh)"
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setup_done=$(git config --get hooks.SetupForDevelopment || echo 0)
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if test "$setup_done" -lt "${SetupForDevelopment_VERSION:-0}"; then
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cat <<MESSAGE
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git: this work tree is not set up for development.
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Run 'Utilities/SetupForDevelopment.sh' to configure your Git identity and
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install the project's commit hooks. The work tree is shared with the host,
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so running it here sets up both.
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MESSAGE
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fi
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readonly host="${GITLAB_HOST:-gitlab.com}"
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if glab auth status --hostname "$host" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
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exit 0
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fi
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# The OAuth flows need the application ID of an OAuth application registered
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# on the instance. Offer them only when one is available, and prefer the
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# device flow because it needs no redirect back into the container.
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if test -n "${GITLAB_CLIENT_ID:-}"; then
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readonly login="glab auth login --hostname $host --device"
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readonly hint=""
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else
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readonly login="glab auth login --hostname $host"
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readonly hint="
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Setting GITLAB_CLIENT_ID, on the host, to the application ID of a GitLab
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OAuth application offers to sign in through that application instead.
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"
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fi
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cat <<MESSAGE
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glab: no credential for $host yet.
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Set one up in either of two ways:
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* Run this in the container, which stores the credential under
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~/.config/glab-cli, on a volume that persists across rebuilds:
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$login
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* Or set GITLAB_TOKEN, on the host, to a GitLab personal access token
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before starting the container. It is passed through automatically.
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$hint
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Run '.devcontainer/setup-status.sh' here in the container to check again.
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MESSAGE
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