Currently the release stage does 3-4 fairly distinct things:
- uploads the rootfs tarballs to the Gitlab Generic Packages repo
- creates and commits Dockerfile* to the release branch, for the
Dockerhub/Github publishing
- creates a Gitlab release, referencing the Packages artefacts and the
release branch
- updates the Dockerhub webpage
Currently these are intertwined, where the docker website is updated
first, the packages are uploaded, then the Dockerfiles are created and
committed and finally the release is made.
As result we intermix the tools required and permissions.
Split out the Gitlab release into it's own stage, using the yaml driven
format. This should save us some escaping/quoting mayhem.
In addition, move the Dockerhub webpage update as part of the github
publishing, since they require the same permissions.
Signed-off-by: Emil Velikov <emil.l.velikov@gmail.com>
The bug that mandated the get-public-download-for-generic-package.sh
use has been fixed a while ago.
Directly use the URL variable and drop the no longer needed script.
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Currently things are a bit mixed up - just rename all the files to
include the BUILD_VERSION and consistently use the rootfs_file variable.
Throw in some quotes while in there.
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The image template, has a before_script stage which is overridden by all
instances that use it. Just drop it - it's rather misleading.
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So it can be useful for the wider community. I've intentionally left it
out as separate commit, since:
- it is untested
- there is lots of duplication that can/should be fixed
- if publishing seems like an overkill, people can locally still use it
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Can be used to build 32bit (aka multilib) packages. With all the
simplification and de-duplication done with the previous commits, this
turns out to be a fairly simple job ;-)
Notes:
- there is currently no test stage for this container
- the release bits will come with next commit
v2:
- preserve extra.conf for base/base-devel
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Bonus point, we actually error out when the git command fails.
v2:
- fix curl quoting
- sed match-complete-line-and-remove
- inline update make-dockerfile.sh variables
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Less duplication ftw, specially with multilib-devel on the horizon.
Unfortunately we'd need to tag the file pattern rules as precious,
otherwise make thinks they are intermediate files and nukes them.
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The field is an inline comment, which by default is not present in the
podman log. Plus we do have the exact URL list a couple of lines further
down.
Haven't seen any other Dockerfile have one either, so let's nuke it.
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Currently the TEMPLATE_ROOTFS_DOWNLOAD handling is overly complicated.
For the local builds, we set a ROOTFS=$GROUP.tar.zst. While for remote
builds, we:
- invoke curl to fetch the remote tarball - ok
- do curl and shell escaping contortions to prints the filename - ehhh
- that we already now
- and rely upon to not change, otherwise sha256sum will fail
Just use a dummy "true", for the local builds and a normal curl
command otherwise.
v2:
- don't call curl in a sub-shell - no longer needed
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Drop the spurious cat, we already echo the value the like above so it's
pretty clear what it is in the logs.
While here, rename the file to the what's commonly used by us (see the
ISOs) and others, while removing the misleading "rootfs.tar" - we're
having a tar.zst tarball.
Signed-off-by: Emil Velikov <emil.l.velikov@gmail.com>
Move the cp/ln calls outside of the WRAPPER call block. The files that
are referenced are either disowned by pacman or are explicitly "backup"
files, such that pacman will not override them.
Signed-off-by: Emil Velikov <emil.l.velikov@gmail.com>
Embedding one pieces of code into another (shell script into a makefiles
in this case) is rarely pretty. Split things up, as appropriate.
While here, simplify the rootfs in a few ways:
- pass only the extra non-base (and effectively group name) package
- add a handy variable for the fakeroot/fakechroot combo
- split and rewrap long lines
As a bonus point, this makes it easier to use pattern rules in the
makefile - which will be handy for the upcoming multilib-devel
group/target.
Plus we can check the scripts via shellcheck/etc CI stage, as follow-up.
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The option was moved the to template and an earlier commit
reintroduced/copied them back seemingly by mistake.
Cc: nl6720 <nl6720@gmail.com>
Fixes: ca9957f ("Do not use secure runners on forks")
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We use git in the makefile to create the container revision label.
This did not have any affect outside the local containers, since the
official ones use the CI_COMMIT_TAG variable from the CI.
Fixes: 5ec09f5 ("gitlab-ci: install devtools without its dependencies")
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The file may be useful locally, but for the other stages we don't need
it. Explicitly remove it since it tends to be 3-4x the size of
everything else.
v2
- switch from rm to artefacts:exclude:
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