Adding automation for releasing *and* directly release to bintray. #157
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* Create helpers to ensure appropriate bintray setup. * Add mechanism to acknowledge (via REST) that a release is complete and good * Create release script to automatically tag/test/push packages and remember all the steps to actually ensure a bintray release is coherent, complete and basically working on linux. Windows can suffer as usual until we have more infrastructure.
| val (u,p) = bintrayCreds(creds) | ||
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| // TODO - Log the output | ||
| Http(url(uri).POST.as(u,p).>|) |
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What does this exactly do? Sometimes the symbolic operators are... difficult xD
POST something to uri with credentials
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just executes a POST with no parameters and ignores the response (but throws an exception on failure).
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As far as I understand the different steps it looks good. Testing this is only possible, if we would release something, right? To do so, we would need to
credentials += Credentials("Bintray", "api.bintray.com", "muuki88", "bintray-password")
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The script is only designed for full releases. A few missing items I didn't mention:
Thanks for the review! |
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Will you add the last three points in a followup commit or another pr? If pr we merge this |
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I'm not familiar with TravisCI but could the release be done from there? It would mitigate against item 1. Check for no local git changes |
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Probably another pr. Have to figure out the how first :)
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@aparkinson good question. I don't know! |
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TravisCI is not for releasing, only for testing AFAIK. |
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K, anyone against merging this? @aparkinson @muuki88 ? |
Adding automation for releasing *and* directly release to bintray.
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Nope. As this is only for us to use and it may take a while before @aparkinson or me will do a release you will have to struggle with your own code ;) Until then I try to test this code with a sample project. |
all the steps to actually ensure a bintray release is coherent, complete
and basically working on linux. Windows can suffer as usual until we
have more infrastructure.
Review/use by @muuki88 and @aparkinson