Scripts to enable local build from github actions workflow using nektos/act #762
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My 2cents: the solution to mismatch between CI and local is not to make local more like CI but to make CI more like local. Going down the |
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| FROM ubuntu:20.04 | |||
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Any motivated reason not to go directly to 22.04 instead of adding 2 more years of technical debt ?
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| RUN apt-get -qq update && \ | ||
| apt-get -qq install -y git nodejs pip ninja-build clang lld zstd && \ | ||
| pip install cmake numpy psutil pybind11 rich |
| ARG DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive | ||
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| RUN apt-get -qq update && \ | ||
| apt-get -qq install -y git nodejs pip ninja-build clang lld zstd && \ |
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Good opportunity to sort the package list.
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| # make a temporary file and fix up the Build and Test | ||
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| # the local container if it doesn't exist |
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I have the feeling that the 3 comments around are out of context, even if I love comments in projects. :-)
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| ROOT_DIR:=$(shell dirname $(realpath $(firstword $(MAKEFILE_LIST)))) | |||
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| LOCAL_LLVM_REPO:=$(realpath ${ROOT_DIR}/../../)/llvm-central-repo | |||
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| LOCAL_LLVM_REPO:=$(realpath ${ROOT_DIR}/../../)/llvm-central-repo | |
| LOCAL_LLVM_REPO:=$(realpath ${ROOT_DIR}/../..)/llvm-central-repo |
| -v ${GITHUB_WORKSPACE}:${WORKSPACE} \ | ||
| amd/acdcbuild:1.1 \ | ||
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| -v ${GITHUB_WORKSPACE}:${WORKSPACE} \ | |
| amd/acdcbuild:1.1 \ | |
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| -v ${GITHUB_WORKSPACE}:${WORKSPACE} \ | |
| amd/acdcbuild:1.1 \ | |
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| docker build -t amd/acdcbuild:1.1 . | |||
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| # Dependencies | ||
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| Docker ( configured with unprivileged access using 'docker' group) |
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Any reason to have a space after all these (?
These script enable a containerized build locally using nektos/act. If these are widely adopted we can have many people able to replicate the CI flow exactly in their local machine ( with an environment controlled using the same mechanisms as the CI).
These scripts contain some additions to make this go fast.