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We use the test-boot script to determine whether the Gitaly server
successfully boots up with a given Gitaly configuration. This config
currently not contain the path to the Git binary though, which is why it
will instead pick up the system-provided Git binary. This wouldn't
typically be the correct version though, given that we'd likely want to
boot Gitaly with the Git executable produced by `make git`. The result
is that Gitaly would refuse to boot if the system-provided version of
Git does not meet the minimum required version.
Fix the issue by setting the Git binary path.
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We're about to drop installing Gitaly binaries into the source
directory, where current users should all use binaries from the build
directory instead. Our test-boot script is still using the old directory
though, so let's switch it over.
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_support/test-boot checks that 'gitaly -version' reports the correct
version denoted by the VERSION file. If the versions mismatch, the
error message currently just says 'gitaly -version failed'. This is
not very helpful so this commit improves the situation by actually
printing out the expected and actual content.
One potential source of failure is when a merge request is made from
a fork that does not contain the latest tags, causing `git describe`
to produce different output. This commit also adds a message about this
to help community contributors working from forks.
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GitLab-Shell used to implement the Git hooks that performed
authorization and authentication. These were ported to Go, and since
61dcdf969231954c06f16a6222a7540460f4b4f0 these are merged, meaning that
the code this change removes isn't ever called. As such, we should
remove it.
Removing these files required updates to the Makefile as some make
targets are no longer needed as the gitlab-shell tests aren't executed
anymore.
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