Assembling pants offline #21615
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I don't have experience with these sorts of airgap workflows myself, but do these help out? https://github.com/pantsbuild/scie-pants?tab=readme-ov-file#firewall-support |
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Hmm, curious why does Pants have to be pacakged into a .whl specifically? Pants is a binary (that happens to embed a Python interpreter and stuff, but that should be thought of as an implementation detail). So it isn't a Python distribution. |
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This is probably just an example based on the fact that earlier it was possible to pull up pants from PyPI. Here I have a more specific question about how to build pants in a closed loop from a binary. Since current installation methods all try to get into the Internet one way or another. I could build, for example, a docker image on the local machine, but I have a limitation that the image must be built in a closed loop. |
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I don't fully understand the limitations here, presumably there must be internet access at some point, to download code or binaries or whatever. For example, if you bootstrap Pants in a docker container and then capture the image, you can then use that image with no further connectivity. But I guess we'd need a lot more specific information about the constraints to figure this out. |
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I have a repository that describes gitlab runner artifacts. It also defines a Dockerfile for assembly, all this is in the offline circuit. I need the following:
How can I implement such a flow? The difficulty lies in point (1)
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