Current CI command reads both symphony YAML and also YAML in ci_tasks directory, each of these YAMLs defines a task that can be run in CI mode
These files will need to be parsed, and will form the core of the ci command implementation. Once the file is passed it takes the extra params from symphony YAML (e.g. working directory, path to vars, level etc) and executes the task by dropping down to the shell
For terraform commands I think tf-exec should be used rather shell
sebastus
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3 years ago
Current CI command reads both symphony YAML and also YAML in ci_tasks directory, each of these YAMLs defines a task that can be run in CI mode
These files will need to be parsed, and will form the core of the
cicommand implementation. Once the file is passed it takes the extra params from symphony YAML (e.g. working directory, path to vars, level etc) and executes the task by dropping down to the shellFor terraform commands I think tf-exec should be used rather shell
This task is just for parsing the YAML
Building the task runner is in task xxxx