Jenkinsfile#

  • Make a Jenkinsfile using the template below.

@Library('JenkinsShared')_
DevelopPipeline(name: "name", module_name: "module_name", idl_names: [], build_all_idl: false, extra_packages: [], kickoff_jobs: [], has_doc_site: true)

This uses the Jenkins shared library with the following parameters

name

This is the package name of the csc (use an underscore).

module_name

This is the namespace path for the package i.e. lsst.ts.csc.

idl_names

This is an array of IDL file names for building the package.

build_all_idl

This will build all of the IDL files if true.

extra-packages

An array of strings in the form of “organization/repo_name” to clone and build that are not already included in the develop environment image.

kickoff_jobs

An array of strings of the names of the Jenkins jobs to kickoff before the build is declared done.

has_doc_site

Does this package have a doc site? If false, skips the build and upload documentation stage on the CI.

@Library('JenkinsShared')_
DevelopPipeline(name: "ts_ess_csc", idl_names: ["ESS"] module_name: "lsst.ts.ess.csc", extra_packages: ["lsst-ts/ts_ess_common", "lsst-ts/ts_ess_controller"])

@Library('JenkinsShared')_
DevelopPipeline(name: "ts-mtmount", module_name: "lsst.ts.mtmount", idl_names: ["MTMount", "MTRotator"])

Note

The Jenkins shared library does not use pip to install packages and any dependencies not included in the develop environment must request to be added to the ts-develop conda package. You can file a JIRA ticket to make this happen.

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