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Olivier Bitsch, 06/25/2021 10:58 AM
1 | 1 | Olivier Bitsch | Builder-CI provide a simple builder-ci cli command. |
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4 | root@builder:~# builder-ci |
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5 | usage: builder-ci [-h] {build,list,remove,logs} ... |
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7 | Helper for automated Build system |
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9 | positional arguments: |
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10 | {build,list,remove,logs} |
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11 | action help |
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12 | build build the project |
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13 | list list the projects |
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14 | remove list the projects |
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15 | logs get logs of project |
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17 | optional arguments: |
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18 | -h, --help show this help message and exit |
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21 | ## Get list of all builds |
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24 | builder-ci list |
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27 | The resulting list represents the ID, the project name and the status of the build. |
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29 | ## Run or re-run manually a build |
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31 | In usual case, builds are automatically handled by the listener. But you can re-run a build with the following command. |
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34 | builder-ci build <id> |
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37 | It can be very convenient to manually run the build for debugging as you will get real time logging. |
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39 | > Warning : replaying a build might fails as system will never override existing files (e.g. into repository). Ensure to make proper cleanup before. |
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41 | ## Get logs of a build |
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43 | You can easily get logs of a build with the following command: |
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46 | builder-ci logs <id> |
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49 | ## Get builder logs |
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51 | Builder-Ci attempt to provide a lot of logs, by example what command is ran or what issue it encountered. You can have real time logging with the following command. |
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54 | journalctl -u builder-ci-api -u builder-ci-worker -f |
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55 | ~~~ |