switch to rclone to upload artifacts #25
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This needs to be extended to also support the other pipelines that appeared in the meantime. |
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Okay, I think there should be some sort of deduplication/simplification, it was already mentioned in #24. As the two approaches are not mutually exclusive, I'd prefer leaving refactoring up to such future PR, and have |
This stops using archiveArtifacts, and instead shells out to `rclone` to upload artifacts to the webdav endpoint provided via unix socket on /run/rclone-jenkins-artifacts.sock. The two wildcards `ghaf/result-*/**` and `ghaf/result-aarch64*/**` are overlapping, at least for the way rclone does do globbing, so are merged together. Signed-off-by: Florian Klink <[email protected]>
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I replaced the two individual rclone invocations with a single one, using |
We don't set JENKINS_URL, so we cannot use `${env.JENKINS_URL}` here,
but use an absolute path, which also works.
Signed-off-by: Florian Klink <[email protected]>
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This can be merged once all Jenkins instances using the script (that we care about) have the changes from tiiuae/ghaf-infra#161 deployed. I cannot merge here anyways, so please hit the button once done :-) |
Requires a Jenkins with tiiuae/ghaf-infra#160 and tiiuae/ghaf-infra#161 applied.
Replaces the
archiveArtifactscommands withrclone synccommands, uploading artifacts to a WebDAV endpoint (backed by Azure Blob Storage on the other side).Links to the artifact downloads is provided by editing the Build description, as can be seen here.