stv-io
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1 year ago For anyone in a similar situation as me, this is a copy-paste version of what I did to build and expose the commands.
docker run -it -v $(pwd):/builds --entrypoint bash golang:1.13.15
# within the container
git clone https://github.com/CheckPointSW/terraform-provider-checkpoint.git $GOPATH/src/github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-checkpoint
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/terraform-providers/terraform-provider-checkpoint
make fmt
make build
export GOOS=darwin
export GOARCH=amd64
cd commands/publish/
go build publish.go
mv publish /builds/
cd ../logout/
go build logout.go
mv logout /builds/
cd ../discard/
go build discard.go
mv discard /builds/
cd ../approve_session/
go build approve_session.go
mv approve_session /builds/
cd ../reject_session/
go build reject_session.go
mv reject_session /builds/
cd ../submit_session/
go build submit_session.go
mv submit_session /builds/
cd ../install_policy/
go build install_policy.go
mv install_policy /builds/
chkp-royl
Currently, and according to the docs, for the Post Apply/Destroy commands (publish / logout / discard etc) as documented in the provider, a few commands / binaries are required.
Given some of the commands are built with older versions of golang (1.13), it is not easy to obtain a version of these.
Although there are probably better long term ways of managing this, a quick short term improvement would be to publish and release these binaries, for the more common developer architectures and platforms.
As an example, I myself, on mac os intel, have golang 1.20 installed and will need to go through the process of running the build using docker and moving a lot of things around