Development Mac Workstation Setup

Assumptions

We include examples using Homebrew here. Replace with your package manager of choice.
You have cloned the project to ${HOME}/workspace/bosh/
You have installed the ruby version matching .ruby-version

Install mysql (needed by the mysql2 gem)

brew install mysql
brew services start mysql

Start and setup mysql (required for running integration tests with mysql)
```
brew services start mysql
```
- create mysql user: root/password i.e.: alter user 'root'@'localhost' identified by 'password';
Install postgresql (needed by the pg gem)

brew install postgresql
Setup and Start postgresql (required for running integration tests with postgresql (default))

The server does not use any password, the authentication method should be set to trust for all authentication methods in pg_hba.conf.
- start postgres
```
brew services start postgresql
```
- create postgres user: $USER/<no-password> and a postgres DB for that user
```
createuser -U $USER --superuser postgres
createdb -U $USER
```
- increase max_connections setting
```
echo 'ALTER SYSTEM SET max_connections = 250' | psql
brew services restart postgresql
```
Install the bundler gem

gem install bundler
Install the gems needed to run BOSH
```
cd ~/workspace/bosh/src
bundle install
```

Download bosh-agent dependency:

cd ~/workspace/bosh/src
bundle exec rake spec:integration:download_bosh_agent

Install Java - required for some components in the BOSH ecosystem
```
brew install temurin@17
```

If you have trouble bundling, specifying an architecture has helped int he past

(sudo) env ARCHFLAGS="-arch $ARCH" gem install pg -v "${$VERSION_FROM_Gemfile.lock}