Use '{{ zuul.pipeline }}' tag prefix in *-docker-image instead of
'change_{{ zuul.change }}' one when zuul.change is not provided, that is
the case with periodic jobs. This allows to build, upload and promote images
using periodic jobs e.g:
- project:
periodic:
- project-buildset-registry
- project-build-image1:
dependencies:
- name: project-buildset-registry
- project-build-image2:
dependencies:
- name: project-buildset-registry
# pulls from buildset registry and tests both images
- project-test:
dependencies:
- name: project-build-image1
- name: project-build-image2
# pre-pulls images from buildset registry for fast build
- project-upload-image1:
dependencies:
- name: project-test
- project-upload-image2:
dependencies:
- name: project-test
- project-promote:
dependencies:
- name: project-upload-image1
- name: project-upload-image2
This fuctionality will allow to keep latest images up to date for the
case when image incorporates continuously updating code from multiple
repositories.
Using true ternary for tag evaluation because ternary filter requires
all passed to it variables be defined or defaulted [0].
[0] https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/51276
Change-Id: I8eb7d2baa24905e7aac51fce0b2f9b1f24f037f9
Signed-off-by: Andrii Ostapenko <andrii.ostapenko@att.com>
The zuul.change variable isn't defined when run in a tag-based
release pipeline. Even though it's wrapped in a ternary operator,
it is still dereferenced even if it's not used. Make sure we
dereference it safely.
Change-Id: I215a003493603de99296035d77eee64cc66e83f1
This adds an option to the upload-docker-image role so that a job
can be written to run build-docker-image and upload-docker-image
in a release pipeline. This lets users build tagged docker images
from release tags rather than using the promote pipeline (which
may have built the image before a release git tag was applied).
Change-Id: Id28d0a85e02e56640911c44ddbfff7b38547b0b4
We have to be careful about avoiding outer loop loop_var conflicts in
ansible. Because the zuul-jobs roles are meant to be reconsumed
elsewhere we should not use 'item' loopvars and instead set them to
something a bit more unique.
We use a zj_ prefix to try and be unique to this repo and document this
convention.
Change-Id: I20b9327a914890e9eafcb2b36dc8c23fb472bc8f
So that users can specify two docker image builds for the same
repository, but with different tags, ensure that the temporary
change_ tag attached to the image also includes the final tag
name.
This allows this configuration to work:
docker_images:
- repository: foo/image
context: opensuse
tags:
- opensuse-latest
- repository: foo/image
context: ubuntu
tags:
- ubuntu-latest
Change-Id: I917dcf8a74fc864ea06dc70bdb3e212dc170eb48
Andrii Ostapenko