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########################################################################################################################
# Configuration for making binary release of ROSE Binary Analysis under GitLab continuous integration.
########################################################################################################################
#
# This YAML file describes to the GitLab continuous integration system how to create a binary release distribution of
# ROSE configured for Binary Analysis on various operating systems. Each job in this file starts with the string "ba"
# for "binary analysis" and builds a binary release for a particular architecture. The commands in each section are
# more or less the same and should be kept that way as much as possible. Most of the OS-specific actions occur in the
# scripts that are distributed as part of Robb's ROSE installers (https://github.com/matzke1/rose-installers) and which
# are already present in the Docker images.
#
# ===============================================================
# Instructions for build ROSE interactively in a Docker container
# ===============================================================
#
# You can also use these same Docker images to compile your own versions of ROSE. Here's how...
#
# 1. Choose a Docker image based on operating system. You can get the names from the "image" values below, such as
# "matzke/rosedev:u20.04".
#
# 2. Create a docker container but cause it to enter an interactive shell.
#
# $ docker run --interactive --tty --rm --privileged matzke/rosedev:u20.04 /bin/bash
#
# If you need to mount a Docker volume such as what normally happens with GitLab, use the -v switch (e.g., -v
# ouo-software:/software:ro). Mounting volumes is not required to build a release. See
# https://github.com/matzke1/rose-installers/blob/master/scripts/create-software-volume for an example of creating
# a volume. You can also mount host directories directly into a container, which might be easier but not as
# flexible.
#
# 3. Inside the container, download the ROSE source code to the container and place it in "/rose". One possibility is
# to do this:
#
# $ git clone --branch develop https://github.com/rose-compiler/rose /rose
#
# 4. At this point you have a choice between doing everything with one command, or building ROSE one step at a time.
# The command that will do everything varies by operating system, but is listed in each of the GitLab CI jobs below.
#
# $ cd / # must run in parent of "rose" source directory, which happens to be "/" in these instructions.
# $ ./rose-installers/install-binaryanalysis-ubuntu2004
#
########################################################################################################################
########################################################################################################################
# This is just a default. Actual images differ by job.
image: ubuntu:20.04
services:
# The docker-in-docker service is required if you want to build ROSE with Tup.
- docker:dind
########################################################################################################################
# Build, test, and install ROSE configured for binary analysis on Ubuntu:20.04.
ba-u20.04:
image: matzke/rosedev:u20.04
script: /rose-installers/scripts/gitlab-ci install-binaryanalysis-ubuntu2004
artifacts:
paths:
- artifacts/
expire_in: 1 week
########################################################################################################################
# Build, test, and install ROSE configured for binary analysis on Ubuntu:18.04.
ba-u18.04:
image: matzke/rosedev:u18.04
script: /rose-installers/scripts/gitlab-ci install-binaryanalysis-ubuntu1804
artifacts:
paths:
- artifacts/
expire_in: 1 week
########################################################################################################################
# Build, test, and install ROSE configured for binary analysis on centos7, which is compatible with Red Hat 7.
ba-centos7:
image: matzke/rosedev:centos7
script: /rose-installers/scripts/gitlab-ci install-binaryanalysis-centos7
artifacts:
paths:
- artifacts/
expire_in: 1 week
########################################################################################################################
# Build, test, and install ROSE configured for binary analysis on centos8, which is compatible with Red Hat 8.
ba-centos8:
image: matzke/rosedev:centos8
script: /rose-installers/scripts/gitlab-ci install-binaryanalysis-centos8
artifacts:
paths:
- artifacts/
expire_in: 1 week