#! /bin/bash

# Tired of building canvas?
# now you can add a `image: starlord.inscloudgate.net/jenkins/canvas-lms:master` to your docker-compose.local.yml
# then just `docker compose pull web`
# note if you do a `docker compose build` it will try to build everything
# but if you do a `docker compose up` it will just use the image you pulled down
# there is some weirdness to the way canvas is setup, that make this a little more
# difficult. We need to copy the Gemfile.lock from the container, and nuke stale
# volumes. You should be able to go while without pulling the new image down by
# running `bundle` and `yarn install` in your container after pulling
#
# ```yml
# version: '2.3'
# services:
#   web: &WEB
#     image: instructure/canvas-lms:master
#     build:
#       context: .
#   guard:
#     <<: *WEB
#   jobs:
#     <<: *WEB
#   webpack:
#     <<: *WEB
# ```
#

# On a new installation, you will need some config files. Do not copy contents of new-jenkins folder, just yamls.
#ccp docker-compose/config/*.yml config/

docker compose down
docker compose pull web
docker volume rm canvaslms_bundler canvaslms_canvas-docker-gems canvaslms_node_modules canvaslms_quizzes_node_modules canvaslms_yarn-cache canvaslms_generated_1 canvaslms_generated_2 canvaslms_generated_3
docker run --rm starlord.inscloudgate.net/jenkins/canvas-lms:master cat Gemfile.lock > Gemfile.lock
docker run --rm starlord.inscloudgate.net/jenkins/canvas-lms:master cat yarn.lock > yarn.lock

# If this is the first time you've set this up, you instead need to run this:
#docker compose run --rm web bash -c "bundle; bundle exec rake db:create db:initial_setup"

# If you are updating an existing installation, run this:
docker compose run --rm web bash -c "bundle; bundle exec rake db:migrate"