ddollar/foreman

Foreman is a command-line tool for managing multi-process applications by defining, running, and exporting process configurations. It parses Procfiles to execute and monitor background processes, supporting environment variable injection and graceful signal handling. The system generates configuration files for various system service managers, including systemd, Upstart, launchd, Runit, and Supervisord, enabling deployment across different operating environments.

This period focused on restructuring the Foreman codebase by introducing dedicated classes for environment, process, and export management, while simultaneously establishing a comprehensive RSpec test suite to ensure reliability. The work also included initial dependency setup and the addition of example scripts and documentation to support the new architecture.

11 changes

The project expanded its service management capabilities by adding export support for multiple init systems, including Upstart, Bluepill, Runit, launchd, and supervisord. Concurrently, the codebase introduced a foreman-runner script and restructured Rake tasks to streamline building, testing, and releasing the gem.

15 changes

This period focused on implementing process management capabilities for both systemd and Upstart init systems. The work involved generating unit files and configuration templates to handle service lifecycle, dependencies, and environment variables for various application processes.

4 changes

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