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Local cdroms can now be added directly to the domain. See the
following example:
```hcl
resource "libvirt_domain" "test-domain" {
name = "test"
disk {
file = "path/to/file.iso"
}
}
```
Furthermore, a small Tiny Core Linux (TCL) ISO image has been added to
the testdata. This can be used for testing purposes.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Hipp <thipp@suse.de>
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This updates Terraform to the latest version. Travis will build with
go1.9 from now on, since Terraform > 0.10.2 doesn't support go1.8.
Glide was run with `--strip-vendor` which removes a lot of unnecessary
files.
Tests and Docs regarding `ignition` have been updated.
This resolves #194.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Hipp <thipp@suse.de>
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The tests are failing because travis has an old version of libvirt that
is not happy about the xml we generate.
Unfortunately there's no way to get a more recent version of ubuntu on
travis (it's stuck with trusty!!) and there are not libvirt 2.0
packages for trusty.
This commit fixes the issues in the "inception" way:
* travis provisions a ubuntu trusty VM as usual
* the travis/host script does the following steps:
* installs LXD
* creates a system container based on the latest release of ubuntu
* runs the container as privileged one
* mount the git checkout into the container as read-only mount
point (it easier than having a RW one)
* runs the travis/guest script inside of the container:
* install libvirt + go 1.8
* run the acceptance tests, save coverage to file
* on the travis VM:
* pull the coverage results file from the container
* send it to coverall
So far everything is working and is a miracle given the container,
based on a more recent version of ubuntu, is using the kernel of the
host, the old ubuntu trusty.
This is just a termporary workaround until either travis updates its
VMs to a more recent release of ubuntu or we switch the project to use
Jenkins with an openSUSE worker.
Signed-off-by: Flavio Castelli <fcastelli@suse.com>
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