Make jenkins/runlocal platform independent
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ubi/ubi:9.1jenkins/runlocal platform independent
| # Build the Pbench Server RPM and container, and run functional tests locally. | ||
| # Requires a Fedora, CentOS, or RHEL environment to run. | ||
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| # NOTE WELL: By default, when the functional tests are run, the infrastructure | ||
| # pod and Pbench Server container are left running by default. Add the switch, |
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One of the "by default"s can go :-), but not necessarily in this PR.
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I'm going to plead, "I didn't change that or any related line", unless you request some other change. 😁
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Well, dang. I rebased against this and now on the install I'm getting
Are we still somehow getting a mismatch between RPM and container? 😦 Sadly, this is a step back for me since I'd been able to |
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Never did put it in my environment. BTW, the old |
This PR changes
jenkins/runlocalto make it independent of the host distro and version. There is also a change to free thecontainerbuild.shscript of dependence on a particular tag for theubi9base image.Note to reviewers: currently
jenkins/runlocalrebuilds everything from scratch, by first building thedistcleanandcleantargets for the Pbench Server RPM and the Dashboard deployment, respectively, which makes the run take substantially longer and is pointless if there haven't been any changes to the sources. I propose removing those two targets, which will speed up the cycle time. The Make magic should cause those things to be rebuilt if there are changes to them, and the developer also has the option of building those targets manually if s/he wants a fresh build. Thoughts?PBENCH-1181