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2026-07-18T20:43:06Z

Python dependencies: Works on Linux too

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	make test		make test

	(tested on WindRiver~~, so~~ with FreeBSD 15.1, Python 3.12.13, Salt 3006.26)		(tested on WindRiver: with FreeBSD 15.1, Python 3.12.13, Salt 3006.26)
			(tested on local workstation BlueDrake: with Fedora 42 Python 3.13.13, Salt 3006.26)

	==== Datacube ====		==== Datacube ====

2026-07-18T20:40:18Z

Python dependencies

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	source $HOME/dev/python/ops/bin/activate		source $HOME/dev/python/ops/bin/activate
	pip install -r requirements.txt		pip install -r requirements.txt

			As of July 2026, it seems possible to also install Salt in the virtual environment and run tests:

			pip install salt==3006.26
			make test

			(tested on WindRiver, so with FreeBSD 15.1, Python 3.12.13, Salt 3006.26)

	==== Datacube ====		==== Datacube ====

2026-07-18T20:38:54Z

macOS: -> .26

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	Salt behaves correctly on macOS, so you can install it safely in the virtual environment:		Salt behaves correctly on macOS, so you can install it safely in the virtual environment:

	pip install salt==3006.25		pip install salt==3006.26

	Check the version on WindRiver or Complector with <code>salt --versions</code>.		Check the version on WindRiver or Complector with <code>salt --versions</code>.

2026-06-07T11:32:13Z

macOS

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	brew install python3.13		brew install python3.13

	~~After loading~~ the virtual environment ~~(see~~ everywhere setup), you can install ~~Salt~~:		You can now setup the virtual environment per everywhere setup instructions.

			Salt behaves correctly on macOS, so you can install it safely in the virtual environment:

	pip install salt==3006.25		pip install salt==3006.25

2026-06-07T11:31:03Z

Local computer setup: Notes for macOS

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	This section cover topics NOT needed on our development servers.		This section cover topics NOT needed on our development servers.

			==== macOS ====

			To run tests properly, install first:

			brew install bats
			brew install python3.13

			After loading the virtual environment (see everywhere setup), you can install Salt:

			pip install salt==3006.25

			Check the version on WindRiver or Complector with <code>salt --versions</code>.

			Finally, to run the tests, you need a recent version of make, but the BSD make currently shipped, as of Tahoe 26.5, isn't up-to-date:

			brew install gmake
			(cd _tests && gmake)

	==== Arcanist ====		==== Arcanist ====

2026-02-18T13:34:59Z

Python dependencies

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	Create a virtual environment, then install dependencies from {{Ops file\|requirements.txt}}:		Create a virtual environment, then install dependencies from {{Ops file\|requirements.txt}}:

	mkdir -m $HOME/dev/python/ops		mkdir -p $HOME/dev/python/ops
	python3 -m venv $HOME/dev/python/ops		python3 -m venv $HOME/dev/python/ops
	source $HOME/dev/python/ops/bin/activate		source $HOME/dev/python/ops/bin/activate

2026-02-11T19:25:31Z

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[/FAQ]] - Frequently asked questions about the Operations repository
	* [[How to contribute code]]		* [[How to contribute code]]
	* [[Devserver reference]]		* [[Devserver reference]]

2025-11-06T23:08:22Z

+terraform

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	\|-		\|-
	\| utils \|\| Helper scripts to maintain the repository		\| utils \|\| Helper scripts to maintain the repository
			\|-
			\| terraform \|\| OpenTofu / Terraform infrastructure configuration
	\|-		\|-
	\| map.jinja \|\| As we deploy on several OS and distros, mapping of packages names or directories		\| map.jinja \|\| As we deploy on several OS and distros, mapping of packages names or directories

2024-08-04T09:45:27Z

Arcanist

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	mkdir /opt/phabricator && cd /opt/phabricator		mkdir /opt/phabricator && cd /opt/phabricator
	git clone https://github.com/nasqueron/arcanist.git		git clone https://github.com/nasqueron/arcanist.git
	git checkout production		(cd arcanist && git checkout production)
			ln -s /opt/phabricator/arcanist/bin/arc /usr/local/bin/
			git clone https://devcentral.nasqueron.org/source/shellcheck-linter.git

	If you've already cloned Arcanist repository, switch to our branch production:		If you've already cloned Arcanist repository, switch to our branch production:
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	As of August 2024, there is no plan to make that repository available on DevCentral.		As of August 2024, there is no plan to make that repository available on DevCentral.

			You'll also need shellcheck library-linter library, normally at the same level than your arcanist repository.

	==== IDE configuration ====		==== IDE configuration ====

2024-08-04T09:42:12Z

Arcanist: /

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	mkdir /opt/phabricator && cd /opt/phabricator		mkdir /opt/phabricator && cd /opt/phabricator
	git clone https://github.com:nasqueron/arcanist.git		git clone https://github.com/nasqueron/arcanist.git
	git checkout production		git checkout production