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silverorange-jenkins-scripts

v1.0.0

Published

Helper scripts to aid continuous integration of PHP sites.

Downloads

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Readme

Jenkins Scripts

This is a collection of Node scripts that are used in our continuous integration processes.

is-composer-package-required

This is run if the PR being built is a package. It ensures that the package is found in the composer.lock of whichever site is being built. This reduces the number of Selenium Tests we run.

modify-composer

This runs for both packages and sites. It modifies the composer.json file to include any dependencies that are specified in the body of the PR. It also checks to see if tests should be cancelled due to the no-tests flag.

modify-react-homepage

This is used when building react sites for staging. Building these requires setting a homepage field in their package.json. Since this varies between environments, it is useful to have a script that can modify this beforehand.

For more details on both of these scripts, and the Jenkins process, see the continuous integration documentation on the silverorange wiki.