Prompted by the @slim-bean talk (thanks!). With that definition
`GO_FILES` var can be dynamically changed, that will be very helpful
in grafana enterprise repo
* Build: allow dynamically change docker image
Right now, only for couple DBs.
With the 2.1, you can do `${TAG:-5.6}` without needing the `.env` file, but
it seems it would be better for back-compat to support `.env` right now.
Fixes#17891
* Build: add prefix for removal process
* Docs: mention makefile command instead of the bash
Since we are moving to makefile for things and make command
simplifies some of the actions you have to perform to work with
different environments
* Docs: mention dynamic tags in the docs
* Docs: avoid name collision
Fixes#16107
Before this applied, go binary is referenced inconsistently in makefile.
Sometimes with go modules enabled and sometimes not, sometimes through
a variable and sometimes not.
This change makes all the references in makefile consistent
* Build: use golangci-lint as a make command
* Since gometalinter was deprecated in favor of golangci-lint so it was
replaced by it. Responsibilities held by the gometalinter was moved to
golangci-lint
* There was some changes in implementation (that was also mentioned in
the code comment) between the tools, which uncovered couple errors
in the code. Those issues were either solved or disabled by
the inline comments
* Introduce the golangci-lint config, to make their
configuration more manageable
* Build: replace backend-lint.sh script with make
Same idea as with the `gosec`, `revive` and etc.
Allows you to execute `make bra` as pinned local dependency instead
as global one. And therefore alleviates dependency installation issues.
README also updated - I was thinking to provide verbose installation instructions
for it. Since with that way we assume make is installed on the
developer system.
But it might be premature right now?
Otherwise changed data will not get refreshed to the previous
state.
Which I think is not evident (unless you are familar with docker-compose).
and therefore error-prone (at least it did for me)
* Chore: explore possibilities of using makefile
This is an exploratory commit - I wanted to see how
revive/gosec linters could be integrated with makefile and our build scripts.
Looks better then I expected :)
* Chore: make revive happy
Revive execution was not supplied with path, if you restore there is couple
errors that were popping up - so I fixed them
* Chore: make revive happy
- guide shamelessly stolen from prometheus/prometheus
- updates local interface of oauth exchange
- updates local impl of hclogger
- bump jaeger client version
closes#16088
Since we do not like some of the default golint rules,
this commit proposes to use https://github.com/mgechev/revive.
And potential revive speed-up should't hurt :).
Right now, presented config (./conf/revive.toml) is permissive,
we might improve it over time however. Fixes for found revive
issues in the code are very limited so it wouldn't be large to review.
Also in this commit:
* Add annotations for makefile commands and declare phony targets
* Rename "gometalinter" script and CI command to "lint"
since we are doing there a bit more then using gometalinter package
* Add Makefile rules to .editorconfig
* Documentation which mentioned "golint" replaced with revive
Fixes#16109
Ref #16160
- added `node_modules` as new target
- dependency on `package.json` and `yarn.lock` allows for quick `make
node_modules` after a branch change, which noops when the deps have
not changed
- also added `clean` target
setup compiles the backend and caches it which is nice
when developing grafana since incremental compiles are
much faster. But its not required for building grafana.
* break out go and js build commands
* support oauth providers that return errors via redirect
* remove extra call to get grafana.net org membership
* removed GitHub specifics from generic OAuth
* readded ability to name generic source
* revert to a backward-compatible state, refactor and clean up
* streamline oauth user creation, make generic oauth support more generic
