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Denis Golovin commented on JBDS-4339:
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As a simple MVP solution I would suggest to start with just home directory sharing.
Installer can ask for local user name and password during cdk install in modal dialog and
then execute required minishift command. When MVP works, we can think about extending this
solution and could add additional step between confirmation where components are selected
for installation and installation progress page.
DevSuite installer on Windows should ask for hostfolder details
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Key: JBDS-4339
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBDS-4339
Project: Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio (devstudio)
Issue Type: Enhancement
Components: platform-installer
Reporter: Hardy Ferentschik
Assignee: Denis Golovin
Fix For: 10.4.0.GA
Minishift/CDK allows to mount a Samba/CIFS share into the VM. This is a replacement for
the current approach of using vagrant-sshfs as part of ADB/CDK 2.x.
The vagrant-sshfs approach was password free, but for the CIFS approach we at the very
least need the users Windows password. On top of this we can also allow the user to
specify any share (opposed to just this home directory) as well as a custom mount point in
the VM.
The question is where and how the user specifies this information. In order to have a
fully integrated solution where after the install DevStudio can be launched and the CDK
adapter starting the CDK, the installer would need to ask the user for the required
information and write some additional configuration data.
Without this additional setup, the user would not have any host folders available. They
can be added later by running a {code}minishift{code} command, but this would be a manual
step and it might not be obvious to the user.
Thoughts?
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