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NiklasRosenstein / flux-ci

Flux is your own private & lightweight CI server.
MIT License
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development halted? #32

Closed gsantner closed 6 years ago

gsantner commented 6 years ago

HI there,

just found this project by looking for a lightweight ci/cd with gogs/gitea support. I found quite some open tasks (that you seem to wanted to do) but no work on it for quite some time. Hence the question - is this project dead/halted or are you fine with the current abilities?

NiklasRosenstein commented 6 years ago

Hi! Enhancing this project is not up high on my priority list, although I would love to see it grow. You are most welcome if you want to contribute, of course. I am not actually using it myself at the moment. While I think it works reasonably well in its current state, I would not recommend production use.

On a side-note, I recently thought about this project and was thinking about adding support (or changing it completely to only work with) Docker containers.

gsantner commented 6 years ago

can you though recommend something tiny and small that would run on a rpi? i basically dont need more than running bash commands :D (sidenote: gitea server has no connection to target, so git hooks is not the thing)

NiklasRosenstein commented 6 years ago

Well, for a small instance on a Raspberry Pi, it might actually suffice. 😉 I don't know much about other open source CI services except for the one in GitLab (definitely not lightweight) and Jenkins (not lightweight either).

gsantner commented 6 years ago

did I understood it right, that there need to be a shell script ij repo root and this will be run after scm pull?

NiklasRosenstein commented 6 years ago

Yes, exactly. All flux does is pull your repository, and then it runs the .flux-build.sh file in your repository. Note that this is not in any way armored or containerized, so the script has all the access that the flux user has (which can be a good thing, but also a bad thing).

gsantner commented 6 years ago

and the exit code is used as build status right? with 0 as OK?

container: no problem, I am the only pushing member

NiklasRosenstein commented 6 years ago

and the exit code is used as build status right? with 0 as OK?

Yep!