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== Creating a BMO Development System using VirtualBox and Vagrant == | == Creating a BMO Development System using VirtualBox and Vagrant == | ||
Getting Bugzilla, as well as the latest code that is used by [http://bugzilla.mozilla.org bugzilla.mozilla.org], installed and running locally in order to | |||
make changes, fix bugs, etc. is not the easiest thing for every one to do. Especially if you are not familiar with Linux systems, the Perl programming | |||
language, or installing all of the many CPAN module dependencies needed for Bugzilla to work properly. This Developer Box is designed to help people | |||
to be able to get up and running quickly and easily by providing a ready to run Virtual Machine (VM) that should work on most platforms. The VM is built using | |||
Vagrant and VirtualBox which most people should not have difficulty getting installed on Windows, OSX, and Linux. | |||
The VM provided for download comes with a test database already installed that contains most products and other data that would see on BMO it has all of the | |||
bugs themselves removed for size. Also all user account passwords, stored queries, group membership have been removed for obvious reasons. At the end of | |||
this document, I will outline how to obtain a sanitized copy of the BMO database which does contain all 'public' bugs that you can then import into your | |||
VM and be able to do more thorough testing and development on a larger amount of data. | |||
=== Getting your system setup === | === Getting your system setup === | ||