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Resolves lambci#22 This adds the appropriate `git-lfs` RPM repo and validates its signature, then installs it with the `yum install` command. We have to manually move the `git-lfs` binary (which is [the only file required for git-lfs](https://github.com/git-lfs/git-lfs/wiki/Installation#other)) into the `/opt/bin/` folder of the output so that it will be available in the `$PATH` in the lambda layer. This manual handling of the RPM repo is done because the [standard git-lfs install script](https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/github/git-lfs/script.rpm.sh) has hardcoded `/etc/` all over the place, whereas we need it to respect the `/lambda/` root.
At present, 2.12.1 is the latest version available from this RPM repo, even though there is a 2.13.2 on the git-lfs release page.
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@mhart @freakingawesome Hi guys, any update on when this feature will be added? |
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Resolves #22
This adds the appropriate git-lfs RPM repo and validates its signature, then installs it with the yum install command. We have to manually move the git-lfs binary (which is the only file required for git-lfs) into the /opt/bin/ folder of the output so that it will be available in the $PATH in the lambda layer.
This manual handling of the RPM repo is done because the standard git-lfs install script has hardcoded /etc/ all over the place, whereas we need it to respect the /lambda/ root.