droneci-deck v1.0.0
The Drone CI Spinnaker stage creates a custom pipeline stage that triggers a Drone CI Build This plugin implements the Stage Definition builder and each stage implements an Orca task for CI operations.
The plugin consists of a droneci-orca
, droneci-igor
, droneci-gate
Kotlin server components and a drone-deck
React UI component that uses the rollup.js plugin library.
This plugin is still alpha and contributions are very welcome.
Version Compatibility
Plugin | Spinnaker Platform |
---|---|
0.3.2 | 1.20.x |
Usage
Configure the Spinnaker service. Put the following in the service yml to enable the plugin and configure the extension:
spinnaker:
extensibility:
plugins:
odusanya18.drone-ci:
enabled: true
version: 0.3.2
extensions:
odusanya18.drone-ci:
enabled: true
config:
masters:
- name: master-name
baseUrl: http://drone-uri
token: private-token
timeout: 3600
backOffPeriod: 10
repositories:
droneci-spinnaker-plugin:
url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Odusanya18/spinnaker-plugin-repository/master/repositories.json
Debugging
To debug the droneci
server component inside a Spinnaker service (like Orca) using IntelliJ Idea follow these steps:
1) Run ./gradlew releaseBundle
in the plugin project.
2) Copy the generated .plugin-ref
file under build
in the plugin project submodule for the service to the plugins
directory under root in the Spinnaker service that will use the plugin .
3) Link the plugin project to the service project in IntelliJ (from the service project use the +
button in the Gradle tab and select the plugin build.gradle).
4) Configure the Spinnaker service the same way specified above.
5) Create a new IntelliJ run configuration for the service that has the VM option -Dpf4j.mode=development
and does a Build Project
before launch.
6) Debug away...
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