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pEpEngine/scripts/centos8/Makefile

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include ../../DEPENDENCIES
export
PEP_MACHINE_DIR= $(PKG_INSTALL_PATH)/share/pEp
YML2_VERSION=${yml2}
SEQUOIA_VERSION=$(shell echo ${sequoia} | sed 's/\//-/')
CURRENT_DISTRO=$(shell basename $(shell pwd))
IMAGE_NAME=${DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST}/pep-$(CURRENT_DISTRO)-engine
DOCKERFILE=pEpEngine.$(CURRENT_DISTRO).Dockerfile
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
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PKG_BUILD_IMAGE=${DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST}/fpm-$(CURRENT_DISTRO)
PKG_INSTALL_PATH=/opt/pEp
PKG_NAME=pEpEngine
PKG_DESCRIPTION="p≡p Engine Binary RPM Package"
PKG_DEPENDS=sequoia-openpgp
PKG_INSTALL_PATH_STRING="/ /package/lib=${PKG_INSTALL_PATH} /package/include/pEp=${PKG_INSTALL_PATH}/include /package/share=${PKG_INSTALL_PATH}"
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IS_TAGGED=${TAGGED_BUILD}
ifeq ($(IS_TAGGED), true)
# $CI_COMMIT_TAG is a predefined environment variable from Gitlab
PEPENGINE_VERSION=${CI_COMMIT_TAG}
else
PEPENGINE_VERSION=$(shell git rev-parse --short=8 HEAD)
endif
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
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all: deps build
deps:
CI: make build jobs much faster All jobs were running as docker image builds inside of KVMs. Now the first build job runs as a regular job inside the docker image generated in the dependencies stage. This reduces the initial build jobs to around 1 minute, down from 10~ minutes. The jobs building the docker images have been moved into their own seperate stage which only runs if the first quick builds succeed.
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-docker pull --quiet $(IMAGE_NAME)-deps:latest
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
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cd ../../ && docker build --build-arg CURRENT_DISTRO=$(CURRENT_DISTRO) \
--build-arg DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST=${DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST} \
--build-arg PEPENGINE_VERSION=$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
--build-arg SEQUOIA_VERSION=$(SEQUOIA_VERSION) \
--build-arg YML2_VERSION=$(YML2_VERSION) \
--build-arg PEP_MACHINE_DIR=$(PEP_MACHINE_DIR) \
--cache-from $(IMAGE_NAME):latest \
--tag=$(IMAGE_NAME)-deps:$(SEQUOIA_VERSION)-$(YML2_VERSION) \
--tag=$(IMAGE_NAME)-deps:latest \
-f scripts/${CURRENT_DISTRO}/deps.$(DOCKERFILE) .
CI: make build jobs much faster All jobs were running as docker image builds inside of KVMs. Now the first build job runs as a regular job inside the docker image generated in the dependencies stage. This reduces the initial build jobs to around 1 minute, down from 10~ minutes. The jobs building the docker images have been moved into their own seperate stage which only runs if the first quick builds succeed.
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docker push --quiet $(IMAGE_NAME)-deps:$(SEQUOIA_VERSION)-$(YML2_VERSION)
docker push --quiet $(IMAGE_NAME)-deps:latest
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
2 years ago
build:
CI: make build jobs much faster All jobs were running as docker image builds inside of KVMs. Now the first build job runs as a regular job inside the docker image generated in the dependencies stage. This reduces the initial build jobs to around 1 minute, down from 10~ minutes. The jobs building the docker images have been moved into their own seperate stage which only runs if the first quick builds succeed.
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cd ../../ && /bin/sh ./scripts/common/build_pEpEngine.sh
build-docker:
-docker pull --quiet $(IMAGE_NAME):latest
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cd ../../ && docker build --build-arg CURRENT_DISTRO=$(CURRENT_DISTRO) \
--build-arg DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST=${DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST} \
--build-arg PEPENGINE_VERSION=$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
--build-arg SEQUOIA_VERSION=$(SEQUOIA_VERSION) \
--build-arg YML2_VERSION=$(YML2_VERSION) \
--build-arg PEP_MACHINE_DIR=$(PEP_MACHINE_DIR) \
--cache-from $(IMAGE_NAME):latest \
--tag=$(IMAGE_NAME):$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
--tag=$(IMAGE_NAME):latest \
CI: make build jobs much faster All jobs were running as docker image builds inside of KVMs. Now the first build job runs as a regular job inside the docker image generated in the dependencies stage. This reduces the initial build jobs to around 1 minute, down from 10~ minutes. The jobs building the docker images have been moved into their own seperate stage which only runs if the first quick builds succeed.
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-f scripts/common/build.pEpEngine.Dockerfile .
docker push --quiet $(IMAGE_NAME):$(PEPENGINE_VERSION)
docker push --quiet $(IMAGE_NAME):latest
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
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rpm:
CI: make build jobs much faster All jobs were running as docker image builds inside of KVMs. Now the first build job runs as a regular job inside the docker image generated in the dependencies stage. This reduces the initial build jobs to around 1 minute, down from 10~ minutes. The jobs building the docker images have been moved into their own seperate stage which only runs if the first quick builds succeed.
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-docker pull --quiet $(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:latest
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
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@docker build --build-arg CURRENT_DISTRO=$(CURRENT_DISTRO) \
--build-arg PEPENGINE_VERSION=$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
--build-arg DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST=${DOCKER_REGISTRY_HOST} \
--build-arg PEP_MACHINE_DIR=$(PEP_MACHINE_DIR) \
--build-arg PKG_INSTALL_PATH=$(PKG_INSTALL_PATH) \
--cache-from $(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:latest \
--tag=$(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
--tag=$(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:latest \
packages/rpm
CI: make build jobs much faster All jobs were running as docker image builds inside of KVMs. Now the first build job runs as a regular job inside the docker image generated in the dependencies stage. This reduces the initial build jobs to around 1 minute, down from 10~ minutes. The jobs building the docker images have been moved into their own seperate stage which only runs if the first quick builds succeed.
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@docker push --quiet $(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:$(PEPENGINE_VERSION)
@docker push --quiet $(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:latest
CI: build CentOS/RedHat 8 RPM packages This commit cleans up the existing CI scripts a bit while adding jobs to build RPM packages. The directory structure allows for easily adding more package targets. RPM outputs will only be uploaded on tagged commits.
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@docker run -e PEPENGINE_VERSION=$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
-e PEP_MACHINE_DIR=$(PEP_MACHINE_DIR) \
-e PKG_VERSION=$(PEPENGINE_VERSION) \
-e PKG_INSTALL_PATH=$(PKG_INSTALL_PATH) \
-e PKG_NAME=$(PKG_NAME) \
-e PKG_DESCRIPTION=$(PKG_DESCRIPTION) \
-e PKG_DEPENDS=$(PKG_DEPENDS) \
-e PKG_INSTALL_PATH_STRING=$(PKG_INSTALL_PATH_STRING) \
--rm -v $(shell pwd)/packages/rpm/create-engine-rpm.sh:/usr/bin/create-rpm.sh:ro \
-v $(shell pwd)/out:/out \
-w / $(PKG_BUILD_IMAGE)-engine:latest \
/usr/bin/create-rpm.sh