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dbaby
Adept
7 years ago

Continuous Integration - Jenkins

Hi All,   Can we integrate Jenkins (CI ) with Lithium SDK and plugin projects.  As per http://sdk-docs.lithium.com/learn/workflow#continuousIntegration   we can integrate with Travis CI and other to...
dbaby's avatar
dbaby
Adept
7 years ago

Hi Parashant,

 Thanks for your response.  The below integration is what we are looking for 

"When developers check into a source controlled repository (es: Bitbucket), the check ins should trigger CI service (jenkins) to build, validate and submit SDK plugins to stage"

yes  it will be similar to Travis CI (as per the documentation).  

If we get steps to integrate SDK plugin/Travis CI, that also will be helpful for us. The same way we can try with Jenkins also.

Thank you in advance for your time and assistance! 

 

Thanks,

   Deniz

   

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cike
Champion
7 years ago

dbaby - Currently we're also taking a look into setting up a Jenkins-based CI workflow. By now we are thinking about the steps and possible issues coming up.

We are thinking about setting up a docker container which contains the Lithium SDK, so we can trigger the submit command after a developer checks in new source code. While the Lithium SDK comes up with some configurations (e.g. upload token) it may be useful to put these into some environment variables, so you can change them (which will be necessary for the token in this case on a monthly basis).

 

Regards,

Christian

  • dbaby's avatar
    dbaby
    Adept
    7 years ago

    Hi Cike,

     Thanks for your response and seems to be good.

    But can't we achieve same without a  docker container. Because as per documentation in

    http://sdk-docs.lithium.com/learn/workflow#continuousIntegration

    check-ins triggered  (someway not sure) submission of SDK to stageCI.jpg).

     

    Thank you in advance for your time and assistance! 

     Thanks,

       Deniz

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      cike
      Champion
      7 years ago

      dbaby - Docker is not mandatory in this case, it's only one approach we're currently looking in. You find different plugins (e.g. for Git, NodeJS) to extend your Jenkins server, so it can be notified by your SCM when developers push their code.

      After a push Jenkins will run your defined steps (maybe some testing and finally the push2stage by the Lithium SDK).

       

      Regards,

      Christian

      • dbaby's avatar
        dbaby
        Adept
        7 years ago

        Hi Cike,

        Thank you  for your time and assistance!  Will try the same...

        Thanks,

           Deniz