In commit 7980178d19 (#10879) I added a
`usable?` class method to `VagrantPlugins::DockerProvider::Provider`.
However, commit 34e53a5a4b (#10890)
incorrectly changed it to an instance method. This rendered it
ineffective because it’s called on the class, not an instance. Change
it back to a class method.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <andersk@mit.edu>
Prior to this commit, if there was a config error inside a provider
block, Vagrant wouldn't grab the right backtrace token on windows since
the api is different for ruby on Windows compared to all other
platforms. This commit ensures that the proper line number is chosen so
the error message is correct.
Prior to this commit, vagrant was not grabbing all of the tokens on
Windows for showing the full drive because the ruby api for it behaves
differenly on windows compared to other platforms. This commit changes
that by ensuring the letter drive is attached to the path when showing
an exception.
Prior to this commit, the docker login action assumed that if there was
a password to authenticate with, Vagrant was using a host vm to run
docker. This is likely due to some legacy decisions with how Vagrant
used to manage running docker. This commit fixes that by only grabbing a
host_vm lock if the host_vm is actually in use, otherwise login
normally.
Prior to this commit, `vagrant box prune --force` would not prompt a
user to prune Vagrant boxes, even if that box was in use. There was no
way to prune boxes, ignore the prompt, but keep in-use boxes. This
commit adds a new flag that can be combined with `--force`, that will
keep in-use boxes but prune older boxes without prompting the user.
Inserting at the right index places new item *before* the index, so no
need to decrement and then insert, since `insert` takes care of shifting
down elements of the array.
Time marches on, and so do security vulnerabilities in Nokogiri. So it's time
for a new container.
As with last time, here's a reminder for the next person who needs to update
this:
- You shouldn't just update the dependency in Gemfile.lock, because your build
times will go to heck as you compile Nokogiri from source on every run. So you
need an updated container with all the dependencies.
- To update the container, you need to push a new tag to the middleman-hashicorp
repo. Teamcity does the rest, and will ship a new container to Docker Hub
(unless its credentials are out of date, in which case go ask team-eng-serv.)
- Once that's pushed:
- Update Makefile
- Update the Gemfile
- Delete Gemfile.lock
- `make website` until it comes up, then ctrl-C
- Commit the changes
Brian Cain
Anders Kaseorg
Karsten Gresch
Ladar Levison
Nick Fagerlund