continuous-integration

问题 I am trying to build an CI pipeline for my node.js server using github actions. I just need to solve one issue. I need to set environment variable, so that my node.js server can access the env variable via process.env Below is the github action workflow file. name: Build and Deploy to GKE on: pull_request: branches: - master # Environment variables available to all jobs and steps in this workflow env: ENGINE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.ENGINE_API_KEY }} jobs: setup-build-publish-deploy: name: Setup,

问题 I'm creating a new CI Azure Pipeline for my .Net Core projects. In Azure pipeline, Microsoft has provided three task for build i.e., .Net Core, Visual Studio Build and MSBuild. Since all three task does build operation, do we have any specific criteria to choose one task over another? I've gone through the documentation provided by Microsoft but I couldn't find much detail on this. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/tasks/build/visual-studio-build?view=azure-devops Edit

问题 I'm creating a new CI Azure Pipeline for my .Net Core projects. In Azure pipeline, Microsoft has provided three task for build i.e., .Net Core, Visual Studio Build and MSBuild. Since all three task does build operation, do we have any specific criteria to choose one task over another? I've gone through the documentation provided by Microsoft but I couldn't find much detail on this. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/tasks/build/visual-studio-build?view=azure-devops Edit

问题 I am working on a project which uses pyspark, and would like to set up automated tests. Here's what my .gitlab-ci.yml file looks like: image: "myimage:latest" stages: - Tests pytest: stage: Tests script: - pytest tests/. I built the docker image myimage using a Dockerfile such as the following (see this excellent answer): FROM python:3.7 RUN python --version # Create app directory WORKDIR /app # copy requirements.txt COPY local-src/requirements.txt ./ # Install app dependencies RUN pip

问题 I am working on a project which uses pyspark, and would like to set up automated tests. Here's what my .gitlab-ci.yml file looks like: image: "myimage:latest" stages: - Tests pytest: stage: Tests script: - pytest tests/. I built the docker image myimage using a Dockerfile such as the following (see this excellent answer): FROM python:3.7 RUN python --version # Create app directory WORKDIR /app # copy requirements.txt COPY local-src/requirements.txt ./ # Install app dependencies RUN pip

问题 Each time I create a PR or make commits, I have some workflows running. But since I have a private repo and I get only 2000 min/month for running workflows on Github Actions, I wanted to track the time used. How do I know how much total time I used out of 2000 free min that Github provides? Is there a place in Github UI that you see the total time you used/ total time remaining? 回答1: The best you can get is the view in the main actions tab: Sadly, no simple sum/month or anything like that was

问题 I have a classic env. setup like following: I have 2 branches: Develop and Master . Is there any way in Azure DevOps to setup the following rule: When a deploy is succeeded on dev environment (defined in the release pipeline of azure devops) ------> create automatically a pull request to merge develop into Master . or the other one: if a Build of develop branch is succeded -------> create automatically a pull request to merge develop into Master . Any help will be appreciated. 回答1: Edit: I

问题 I have a classic env. setup like following: I have 2 branches: Develop and Master . Is there any way in Azure DevOps to setup the following rule: When a deploy is succeeded on dev environment (defined in the release pipeline of azure devops) ------> create automatically a pull request to merge develop into Master . or the other one: if a Build of develop branch is succeded -------> create automatically a pull request to merge develop into Master . Any help will be appreciated. 回答1: Edit: I

问题 I have a classic env. setup like following: I have 2 branches: Develop and Master . Is there any way in Azure DevOps to setup the following rule: When a deploy is succeeded on dev environment (defined in the release pipeline of azure devops) ------> create automatically a pull request to merge develop into Master . or the other one: if a Build of develop branch is succeded -------> create automatically a pull request to merge develop into Master . Any help will be appreciated. 回答1: Edit: I

问题 I am trying to find a solution to publish a npm artefact based on the git information. I looked to npm version and release-it, but these tools automate git actions (commit/push) to make the link between npm artefact version and git, it doesnot get the information from git. I would like to publish npm artefact with git identification of its source, something like the result of git describe --tags --always . Like this it could be possible to make the link between git/npm easily and the only git