Open Sandmania opened 5 years ago
Some more observations:
FOUNDATION_GREENGRASS_JAVA_SDK_1_2_JAR = "/foundation/GreengrassJavaSDK-1.2.jar.zip"
is defined in BasicMavenBuilder
but actually GreengrassJavaSDK-1.3.jar.zip
is under foundation.
I'm running this without the docker container, so directly with java -jar ....
. I'm wondering if the paths are now a bit messed up, as the executable jar is under build/libs/
and the zip in build/foundation/
And the actual error I'm getting when running
java -jar ../GGP/aws-greengrass-provisioner/build/libs/AwsGreengrassProvisioner.jar -a ARM32 -g test -d deployments/test.conf --script
is
[ERROR] BasicMavenBuilder: Parallel task execution failed [java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: resource /foundation/GreengrassJavaSDK-1.3.jar.zip not found.]
[ERROR] AwsGreengrassProvisioner: java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: resource /foundation/GreengrassJavaSDK-1.3.jar.zip not found.
I switched from Maven to Gradle to simplify a few tasks and a casualty of this was that the Maven builder has been neglected. I’ll take a look.
Do you have any functions you want to deploy so I can take a look?
Just edited my previous comment with the actual error I'm experiencing. I'm pretty confident that at this point it does not actually have anything to do with the function. When I get this up and running I can do a PR for a mavenized and delomboked CDDSkeleton.
CDDSkeleton used to be Maven project but I converted to Gradle since it was easier to include the CDD framework (in my opinion). But I would like to see what you put together and consider what makes more sense. Delomboked would be great. I'm always looking for ways to reduce my dependence on Lombok since it breaks some things (like Dagger, which I've also started ditching for other reasons).
BTW, the project was delomboked today.
Currently it is not immediately clear how the provisioner should be used with maven based functions. Looking at BasicMavenBuilder, it seems to be very opinionated but gives little information in the way of javadocs or other documentation.
I'm sure we can live with the hard coded values for now, but it should be clear what files are expected where. Maybe just a simple sample directory structure with explanations?