Don't delete gem files in our build process

[kbrock]

Background

Our process (loosely)

• fetches files (git / bundler)
• Deletes some files that are not necessary <=== focusing here
• tars those files together
• builds an rpm

Request

Drop the delete process and have the tar process exclude those files.

Desired result

This will consolidate the logic for the excluded files.

This also gets us closer to being able to reuse docker containers that build rpms, at least for local development.

Currently we have to throw away a docker container even when we make minor changes to our source code costing us over half an hour per change. Or more accurately, making us hack environments instead of testing them in environments similar to our customers.

If we can speed up the building of rpms, then a final test of a patch could be done with pods that are build with our real production process.

[Fryguy]

I was thinking about this change as well. I noticed we do both tar exclusion and we have that method for cleansing the gemset. Doesn't make sense when, I think, the tar exclusion can handle both.

Currently we have to throw away a docker container even when we make minor changes to our source code costing us over half an hour per change. Or more accurately, making us hack environments instead of testing them in environments similar to our customers.

I don't understand how this is related. The gem install / tar build doesn't happen in a docker layer, so there's nothing to cache.

If you want to have a docker container that caches the built rpms layer, you can literally do that now by just introducing a new layer in the rpm build Dockerfile that does the actual RPM build.

[Fryguy]

@kbrock Unless I'm mistaken, this issue should be in the manageiq-rpm_build repo, right?

[kbrock]

@kbrock Unless I'm mistaken, this issue should be in the manageiq-rpm_build repo, right?

sigh. correct

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