Mount ~/.ssh in openbsc's docker container, just like it is done with
all other Osmocom projects that build in docker (see Change-Id
Icfff3b6a620de79d1bab7ff6a35309f828581c09 ("master-builds: make SSH keys
available in Docker")).
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: Ib31ab4033c1cc71c10a96445e8bcc3b9f02e2a1f
Build manuals for osmocom-bb and openbsc in gerrit-verifications.yml.
Build and publish manuals for osmocom-bb, openbsc and osmo-gsm-tester
in master-builds.yml.
Following recommendations on the ML, building manuals for
osmo-gsm-tester was not done with a new job in gerrit-verifications.yml.
It will be done with the existing osmo-gsm-tester_gerrit job (which is
generated by osmo-gsm-tester-runner.yml). No changes are necessary for
that in osmo-ci.git, see I4ebfe12a164f807b63bc897aff44db83fc0705bd
("contrib/jenkins*: build and publish manuals") in osmo-gsm-tester.git.
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: I2845d14b656f11e3a07107b4f16e8d7a0e3c7bbf
Add the same build discarder as we have in master-builds.yml. This
should help with the disk space problems.
Change-Id: Ib7f01751ca5f6fb3e29a436982e2891d9cab0488
Fix three errors that prevented Jenkins from accepting the new
configs from Ie0643b17a6be6e86e281b50d78dd7a6858cf99ee
("gerrit-verifications/master-builds: WITH_MANUALS"):
* master-builds: fourth axis needs to be in the template or else the
server will throw a 500 error. gerrit-verifications already has four
template axes.
* gerrit-verifications/osmo-pcu: || at the end of combination_filter
* gerrit-verifications/osmo-sip-connector: missing ":"
Change-Id: I4ad63a3167e59b0837ffd1576fb7c7cf2958ff32
Add WITH_MANUALS=1 to generate (and publish in case of master-builds)
PDF manuals. Jobs with multiple axes generate the manuals only in the
fastest axis.
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: Ie0643b17a6be6e86e281b50d78dd7a6858cf99ee
Pass all inputs to contrib/jenkins.sh as environment variables instead
of mixing with commandline arguments. We decided on this method instead
of I3cc01dbc57213b6d6cdc9b394a516510d045f1ae ("use jenkins.sh
--publish"), to make the contrib/jenkins.sh scripts less confusing.
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: Ifc88af086368ce8eea1ea3a375ba7d5603a5d7e5
Variables for axes are already exported as environment variables.
Change 'GTP="$GTP" ./contrib/jenkins.sh' to './contrib/jenkins.sh' to
avoid confusion when introducing other variables.
Change-Id: I9238da3dd3c4461f82dc7c792f886177399be3dc
Do not build osmo-mgw twice anymore (once with "--enable-mgcp-transcoding" and
once with "--disable-mgcp-transcoding"). configure.ac does not know
these options.
Change-Id: I080cd331caec31c53a43090e6c19d23e31abdec6
At runtime, mount the Jenkins host's ~/.ssh folder inside the Docker
containers, from which manual PDFs will be published.
To my surprise, local testing showed that ssh is looking for the keys
in /home/build/.ssh, although the HOME variable inside the image is set
to /build, not /home/build.
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: Icfff3b6a620de79d1bab7ff6a35309f828581c09
Format the docker command lines just like they are formatted in
master-builds.yml. Most notably, this puts every environment variable on
its own line. This makes it much easier to compare both files side by
side.
Change-Id: I0adcb028be24c2e05189c15b85811777d6287387
Add --publish to the contrib/jenkins.sh calls for each Osmocom project,
where PDF manuals should be published. As this parameter is only passed
to jenkins.sh from the master-builds job, not from the
gerrit-verification job, we can add logic to upload the generated PDFs
when getting triggered because of changes in master.
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: I3cc01dbc57213b6d6cdc9b394a516510d045f1ae
Install all dependencies required for building PDF manuals inside the
Docker container, so we can build projects with their manuals in the
Gerrit build verification job.
I ran the Docker container locally to confirm that this works, as
described here:
https://osmocom.org/projects/osmocom-servers/wiki/Jenkins_build_verification_jobs
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: I379ce02857353c097f79cf91af2c4c9dc14754ec
cellmgr-ng is out of maintenance for a long time now (13 months) and some
of its features are going to be served by osmo-stp in the future.
cellmgr-ng is unable to build against recent libosmo-sccp.
Change-Id: I0869ec932ba3b3a9d3d8521b25f677e011334315
Do not publish PDFs for all projects anymore, as we are moving the
manuals to each project's git repository. They will be published from
there instead (see INSTALL.txt in osmo-gsm-manuals.git).
No automatism for building and publishing the documentation of all
projects will be implemented right now, as discussed here:
https://osmocom.org/issues/3385#note-7
Related: OS#3385
Change-Id: I705e20a4f94b308c250580aa1289ee9b2967beef
4 EC20 modems were attached, and the issue with only 3 out of the 4
showing up was fixed a while ago.
Change-Id: I0e0876fd5581e9eb56c498078ae8cd8c68ede5b5
Let all TTCN3 related Jenkins jobs get generated by
ttcn3-testsuites.yml, overwriting the old manually generated jobs.
Related: OS#3268
Change-Id: Ib4c0949d21fcbc16c61c6ffe9d3eedea198aaf1d
New JJB config, that is able to generate all jobs in the TTCN3 tab at
Jenkins: <https://jenkins.osmocom.org/jenkins/view/TTCN3/>
The new *-latest jobs test against the latest stable releases. Existing
jobs are not overwritten (this is commented out).
ttcn3-bsc-test-sccplite-latest is disabled for now, because it hangs
forever.
Related: OS#3268
Change-Id: Ie433925ee81a61c5788b4a6f2bc5b89c2689d251
There is no installable liblimesuite-dev for Debian 8.0 and the
playbook execution fails. Install it for Debian 9.0 or later.
Change-Id: I0cee652b9d9703dc10b6105711a26f33cc2a3fda
Current entire default testsuite takes almost 7 hours to run, so let's
run it once nightly and be done with it.
This way, during office time if we want to test something on the prod
setup (due to hw only avaialble there) we can do it without having to
wait, disable the job hours in advance or having to kill all processes
and clean osmo-gsm-tester state.
Change-Id: I138bf50d6d066d2da4cd97f25880628b93ddc237
It seems jenkins cannot deal with this, so we cannot specify something
like 'origin/nrw/oc2g-next' in a label. Let's work around by using only
oc2g-next here and expanding that to 'origin/nrw/oc2g-next' only in the
osmo-l1yer1-headers.sh script of osmo-ci.git
Change-Id: I9130a2f349f06a0b46b50665cef7188ddb08f666
this is an ugly workaround for Jenkins not being able to deal with slash
('/') in label names that comprise the axis of a matrix buildjob, while
nuran not using tags but only branch names in their firmware
repositories :(
Change-Id: I1bbfc61f66c5fc490ceca96a8eb21210dd89b629
The gerrit-osmo-bts job is used for build verification of osmo-bts
patches. This adds (untested) support for OC2G
Change-Id: I62a9a5ec357b7246b2d7915681c646c79eda4b76
This way the latest script is a lot more similar to the nightly one, and
easier to maintain and expand with new features.
checkout and build steps are split because once we have a new
osmo-trx release, we'll need the create_osmo_trx_debian8_jessie trick to
build it.
In the future we can do further steps to have a common function lib
between latest and nightly scripts.
Change-Id: I786c6f4ad4b4e43d1692c1588d2ad2194d0b25a4
* replace --gitdir with --workdir and give it a new folder structure:
* git/$repo: downloaded source code
* build/$repo: files created during the build process
* install/: installation prefix
* adjust the jenkins job to use --workdir
* fetch --tags when source exists already
* readable error message for failed git checkout
Change-Id: I06589277b9d54a2af177451cfab2ca1a658b4058
Relates: OS#2642
Recently in osmo-gsm-tester some suite names were changed to have better
unified naming. As a result, some of the suites used here need to
updated.
Change-Id: Iafe865ab5f607fc8acfcb3f72ebe4b0ef0f1322a
This artifact is not needed nowadays to run current tests in those jobs,
since it is only used in osmo-gsm-tester_ttcn3, but it will eventually
be used once we support virtphy and/or motorola phones in usual tests,
and also because it's easier for developers to download full .tar.gz
with all at once instead of having to download osmocom-bb one separately
whn whilling to run ttcn3 testsuite locally.
Change-Id: I9fe41e2c7d9c38796ce16f2f279792bc5151b498
This script verifies that Osomcom programs really build with the
dependency versions they claim to support in configure.ac. In order to
do that, it clones the dependency repositories if they don't exist
already, and checks out the minimum version tag. This happens
recursively for their dependencies as well. See 'osmo-depcheck.py -h'
for the full usage instructions.
There's also a new jenkins job in jobs/osmocom-depcheck.yml.
Change-Id: I8f495dbe030775f66ac125e60ded95c5d7660b65
Relates: OS#2642
The osmo-depcheck script consists of multiple Python files. Python
creates a __pycache__ folder, so let's make sure that does not get
added by accident into the git repository.
Related: OS#2642
Change-Id: Ic8fb08fec1629846fc0712d6bc0b6288fbba7dc9
Installs most packages from the Osmocom Debian repository into a plain
debian:stretch container and call the osmo-* binaries with --version
(or -h).
Two jobs, one for nightly and one for latest.
Change-Id: Idbb43ed737e164f8cf3a0e085ed54e4c6a2d14bc
Related: OS#3176
Harald Welte
Holger Hans Peter Freyther
Oliver Smith
Pau Espin