##What When we want to release a new version that:
- Will be marked as release in GitHub
- Will have artifacts that include the content (i.e. cslang-with-content.zip)
- Will test that the content matches the language version (only the default content test suite)
- Will run the CLI with a simple flow (sanity check)
To do so we use [drone.io] (https://drone.io/). (Contact one of the cloudslang owners for credentials.)
It is also possible to build everything locally since all of the build scripts and flows are available under the /build folder of this repo.
In the build folder we have:
- An Ant file, that runs a CloudSlang flow, that builds and tests the CLI (we also use it in Travis, but without adding and testing the content).
- A shell script that uploads the artifacts to GitHub, and runs sanity checks.
##How
###In GitHub:
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Choose a release tag you want to build. (Every release of Jenkins creates a tag.)
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Copy the tag name.
###In drone.io:
After you created a user and was added to the project:
- Enter the project.
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Go to the Settings tab.
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Click the arrow next to Build Now.
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Click Choose Custom Branch.
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Enter the tag you want to create a release for (the one copied from GitHub) in the Branch Name and press Build now.
- Check the log (if you wish).