Only clone repos necessary for selected services

[fitztrev]

Faster startup times for gitpod workspaces + prevents cloning unnecessary repos

[trevorbayless]

From a fresh checkout of this PR (with an empty repo directory), I'm seeing an issue where empty directories are being created for services that I did not select. For example, I selected "Berserk" as the only optional service I wanted:

And it mentioned in the output the 5 repos that were necessary to clone. However, in my repos directory I have the following that were created:

In this instance, it additionally created all of the directories in the screenshot above owned by root, but they are empty.

This is problematic, because the next time I run ./lila-docker down, followed by a start and let's say I want to select the scalachess service this time around, I won't be able to as the directory already exists (and is owned by root):

[fitztrev]

Thanks for testing! I will work on addressing this.

It's creating those empty folders because they are the volumes defined for the containers in docker-compose.yml.

When I tested, it wasn't an issue because on both my Mac and Linux machines, it creates them as my user (not root). So next time I do a start and clone a repo I haven't cloned before, it's able to override that folder. Our Docker engines must be configured slightly differently.

[fitztrev]

Pushed 2 commits to fix. The first did it in bash but the Rust command had to communicate which dirs to create, so I had to create a new .env var. The second changes that behavior and mounts the repos dir to the command's container and creates them directly in Rust.

[trevorbayless]

Unfortunately, now everything is owned by root causing initial cloning to fail:

Since I'm only able to recreate this at the moment, I'll take a look on my end to see if I can figure out what's going on.

[fitztrev]

I tried it in gitpod and got that error too. Just reverted the 2nd commit and went back to creating it in bash. Now it creates them with the gitpod user correctly.

[trevorbayless]

Tested and it's now working for me as well.