image: vrnetlab/ci-builder

variables:

PNS: ci-${CI_PIPELINE_ID}

stages:

- build

.build: &build-template

stage: build

tags:

- vrnetlab

script:

# make sure we pulled LFS files

- git lfs fetch -I ${CI_JOB_NAME}

- git lfs checkout ${CI_JOB_NAME}

- ls -l ${CI_JOB_NAME}

# We allow the user to control which Docker registry is used through the

# env var DOCKER_REGISTRY. If it is not set then we assume we should use

# the GitLab built-in Docker registry so we check if it is enabled.

# CI_REGISTRY is only set when the GitLab Docker registry is enabled

- if [ -z "${DOCKER_REGISTRY}" ]; then if [ -n "${CI_REGISTRY}" ]; then export DOCKER_USER=gitlab-ci-token; export DOCKER_PASSWORD=${CI_JOB_TOKEN}; export DOCKER_REGISTRY=${CI_REGISTRY_IMAGE}; fi; fi

- 'echo "DOCKER_REGISTRY: ${DOCKER_REGISTRY}"'

# if DOCKER_REGISTRY set, either explicitly by user or implicitly by GitLab

# (see above) we login to repo, build images and push them

- if [ -n "${DOCKER_REGISTRY}" ]; then docker login -u ${DOCKER_USER} -p=${DOCKER_PASSWORD} ${DOCKER_REGISTRY}; fi

- if [ -n "${DOCKER_REGISTRY}" ]; then

- make ${CI_JOB_NAME}

- make ${CI_JOB_NAME}-test

- if [ "${CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME}" = "${CI_DEFAULT_BRANCH}" ]; then

- echo "Pushing images"

- make ${CI_JOB_NAME}-push

- fi

- fi

interruptible: true

after_script:

# save logs for artifacts

- make -C ${CI_JOB_NAME} docker-test-save-logs

# clean up leftover (failed) test containers

- make -C ${CI_JOB_NAME} docker-test-clean

artifacts:

when: always

paths:

- ${CI_JOB_NAME}/*.log

vr-xcon:

<<: *build-template

vr-bgp:

<<: *build-template

topology-machine:

extends: .build

csr:

<<: *build-template

c8000v:

<<: *build-template

nxos:

<<: *build-template

nxos9kv:

<<: *build-template

routeros:

<<: *build-template

sros:

<<: *build-template

ucpe-oneos:

<<: *build-template

veos:

<<: *build-template

vmx:

<<: *build-template

vsr1000:

<<: *build-template

vqfx:

<<: *build-template

vrp:

<<: *build-template

xrv:

<<: *build-template

xrv9k:

<<: *build-template