Open Martin-Zeithaml opened 1 year ago
Config-converter: https://github.com/zowe/zowe-install-packaging/issues/3544 In progress: https://github.com/zowe/zowe-install-packaging/pull/3135
replacing curl.js is tracked in https://github.com/zowe/zowe-install-packaging/issues/3569
fconv
jq
fakejq
(already part of zowe/bin/libs
)microjq
, which is implemented in zowe-common-c
fconv
jq
fakejq
(already part of zowe/bin/libs
)microjq
, which is implemented in zowe-common-c
node.js
is required for zowe installationnode.js
node.js
dependency for installation processyq
, which allows to get rid of fconv
Note: this update includes #3718.
internal start prepare
ZOSMF_HOST
and ZOSMF_PORT
environment variables must be useddiscovery | jobs-api | files-api
enabledcomponents.gateway.apiml.security.auth.provider=zosmf
/bin/libs/certificate.sh
migrate for kubernetes
/bin/libs/json.sh
read_yaml
(a lot of occurrences...)update_zowe_yaml
and delete_zowe_yaml
/bin/libs/certificate.sh
certificates
commandszwe install
zwe support
Note: It is expected to use zowe.useConfigmgr=true
.
Re curl.js, there is work that could be finished, but this is not the highest priority of the Node.js removal issues.
You can use curl if it is found on PATH. There was an announcement that curl is now free of charge and supported by ibm on z/os I believe the intention was to either have it pre-installed in the next version of zos or to have it via a ptf to 3.1 or something, so over time the likelihood that curl exists will increase.
Or you could use java.
I don't see in this thread the info about curl support from IBM - info is here https://www.ibm.com/products/open-enterprise-foundation-zos Note is delivered via Shopz. If the community needs additional info let me know and I can track down someone inside IBM to explain.
Create an Epic or use this issue to record what was done, what is in progress and what is missing related to Removal of Node.js dependency.
This whole task is little bit disorganized, spread across several people and squads and there are popping the questions like "Will it be this Friday done?" over and over.