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---
meta:
productName: "deploy-sourcegraph-docker"
owners:
- "@sourcegraph/release"
repository: "github.com/sourcegraph/deploy-sourcegraph-docker"
inputs:
- releaseId: server
requirements:
# We use wget here, because curl --fail-with-body was introduced in a version ulterior to what we can have on the CI agents.
- name: "wget"
cmd: "wget --help"
- name: "go"
cmd: "which go"
fixInstructions: "install golang"
- name: "GitHub cli exists"
cmd: "which gh"
fixInstructions: "install GitHub cli"
- name: "Docker username"
env: "DOCKER_USERNAME"
- name: "Docker password"
env: "DOCKER_PASSWORD"
- name: "GH auth status"
cmd: "gh auth status"
fixInstructions: "gh auth login"
internal:
# Please keep in mind that the CI pipeline uses the branch names defined below when creating releases.
# Therefore, if you update them, or if you decide to change how we detect what kind of build we're dealing
# with, please update this file as well.
create:
steps:
patch:
- name: docker(compose):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/sourcegraph-ci/rfc795-internal
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind compose --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD docker-compose/
- name: docker(shell):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/sourcegraph-ci/rfc795-internal
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind shell --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD pure-docker/
- name: "git:branch"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
git switch -c "${branch}"
git commit -am 'release_patch: {{version}}' -m '{{config}}'
git push origin ${branch}
- name: "github:pr"
cmd: |
gh pr create \
--fill \
--draft \
--title "(internal) release_patch: build {{version}}" \
--body "Test plan: automated release PR, CI will perform additional checks"
echo "🚢 Please check the associated CI build to ensure the process completed".
minor:
- name: docker(compose):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/sourcegraph-ci/rfc795-internal
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind compose --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD docker-compose/
- name: docker(shell):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/sourcegraph-ci/rfc795-internal
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind shell --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD pure-docker/
- name: "git:branch"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
git switch -c "${branch}"
git commit -am 'release_minor: {{version}}' -m '{{config}}'
git push origin ${branch}
- name: "github:pr"
cmd: |
gh pr create \
--fill \
--draft \
--title "(internal) release_minor: build {{version}}" \
--body "Test plan: automated release PR, CI will perform additional checks"
echo "🚢 Please check the associated CI build to ensure the process completed".
major:
- name: docker(compose):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/sourcegraph-ci/rfc795-internal
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind compose --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD docker-compose/
- name: docker(shell):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/sourcegraph-ci/rfc795-internal
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind shell --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD pure-docker/
- name: "git:branch"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
git switch -c "${branch}"
git commit -am 'release_major: {{version}}' -m '{{config}}'
git push origin ${branch}
- name: "github:pr"
cmd: |
gh pr create \
--fill \
--draft \
--title "(internal) release_major: build {{version}}" \
--body "Test plan: automated release PR, CI will perform additional checks"
echo "🚢 Please check the associated CI build to ensure the process completed".
finalize:
steps:
- name: "git:finalize"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
# Post a comment on the PR.
cat << EOF | gh pr comment "$branch" --body-file -
- :green_circle: Internal release is ready for promotion!
- :warning: Do not close/merge that pull request or delete the associated branch if you intend to promote it.
EOF
# Post an annotation.
cat << EOF | buildkite-agent annotate --style info
Internal release is ready for promotion under the branch [\`$branch\`](https://github.com/sourcegraph/deploy-sourcegraph-docker/tree/$branch).
EOF
- name: 'Register on release registry'
cmd: |
echo "Registering internal deploy-sourcegraph-docker {{version}} release on release registry"
COMMIT_SHA=$(git rev-parse HEAD)
body=$(wget --content-on-error -O- --header="Content-Type: application/json" --header="Authorization: ${RELEASE_REGISTRY_TOKEN}" --post-data '{
"name": "docker",
"version": "{{version}}",
"git_sha": "'${COMMIT_SHA}'"
}' "https://releaseregistry.sourcegraph.com/v1/releases")
exit_code=$?
if [ $exit_code != 0 ]; then
echo "❌ Failed to create release in release registry, got:"
echo "--- raw body ---"
echo $body
echo "--- raw body ---"
exit $exit_code
else
echo "Release created, see:"
echo $body
fi
test:
steps:
- name: "Placeholder"
cmd: |
echo "Test"
promoteToPublic:
create:
steps:
- name: "git"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
git fetch origin "${branch}"
git switch "${branch}"
- name: docker(compose):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=index.docker.io/sourcegraph
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind compose --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD docker-compose/
- name: docker(shell):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=index.docker.io/sourcegraph
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind shell --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD pure-docker/
- name: "git:branch"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="promote/release-{{version}}"
git switch -c "${branch}"
git commit -am 'promote-release: {{version}}' -m '{{config}}'
git push origin "${branch}"
- name: "github:pr"
cmd: |
set -eu
internal_branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
# we need to fetch from origin just in case this branch doesn't exist locally, so that the PR can find the base
git fetch origin "${internal_branch}"
gh pr create \
--fill \
--draft \
--base "$internal_branch" \
--title "(promote) release: build {{version}}" \
--body "Test plan: automated release PR, CI will perform additional checks"
echo "🚢 Please check the associated CI build to ensure the process completed".
finalize:
steps:
- name: 'Promote on release registry'
cmd: |
echo "Promoting deploy-sourcegraph-docker {{version}} release on release registry"
body=$(wget --content-on-error -O- --header="Content-Type: application/json" --header="Authorization: ${RELEASE_REGISTRY_TOKEN}" --post-data '' "https://releaseregistry.sourcegraph.com/v1/releases/docker/{{version}}/promote")
exit_code=$?
if [ $exit_code != 0 ]; then
echo "❌ Failed to promote release on release registry, got:"
echo "--- raw body ---"
echo $body
echo "--- raw body ---"
exit $exit_code
else
echo "Release promoted, see:"
echo $body
fi
- name: git:tag
cmd: |
set -eu
# Branches
internal_branch="internal/release-{{version}}"
promote_branch="promote/release-{{version}}"
release_branch="release-{{version}}"
# Create the final branch holding the tagged commit
git checkout "${promote_branch}"
git switch -c "${release_branch}"
git tag {{version}}
git push origin ${release_branch} --tags
# Web URL to the tag
tag_url="https://github.com/sourcegraph/deploy-sourcegraph-docker/tree/{{version}}"
# Annotate PRs
cat << EOF | gh pr comment "$internal_branch" --body-file -
- :green_circle: Release has been promoted, see tag: $tag_url.
- :no_entry: Do not under any circumstance delete the branch holding the tagged commit (i.e. \`$release_branch\`).
- :arrow_right: You can safely close that PR and delete its a associated branch.
EOF
cat << EOF | gh pr comment "$promote_branch" --body-file -
- :green_circle: Release has been promoted, see tag: $tag_url.
- :no_entry: Do not under any circumstance delete the branch holding the tagged commit (i.e. \`$release_branch\`).
- :arrow_right: You can safely close that PR and delete its a associated branch.
EOF
# Annotate build
cat << EOF | buildkite-agent annotate --style info
Promoted release is **publicly available** through a git tag at [\`{{version}}\`](https://github.com/sourcegraph/deploy-sourcegraph-docker/tree/{{version}}).
EOF
- name: "update main with latest version"
- name: "git"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="promote/release-{{version}}-update-main"
echo "Checking out origin/main"
git fetch origin main
git switch main
echo "Creating branch origin/${branch}"
git switch -c "${branch}"
- name: docker(compose):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=index.docker.io/sourcegraph
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind compose --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD docker-compose/
- name: docker(shell):tags
cmd: |
set -eu
registry=index.docker.io/sourcegraph
sg ops update-images --registry ${registry} --kind shell --pin-tag {{inputs.server.tag}} --docker-username $DOCKER_USERNAME --docker-password $DOCKER_PASSWORD pure-docker/
- name: "git:branch"
cmd: |
set -eu
branch="promote/release-{{version}}-update-main"
git commit -am 'prep update main: {{version}}' -m 'update main with latest release'
git push origin "${branch}"
- name: "github:pr"
cmd: |
set -eu
internal_branch="promote/release-{{version}}-update-main"
# we need to fetch from origin just in case this branch doesn't exist locally, so that the PR can find the base
git fetch origin "${internal_branch}"
gh pr create \
--fill \
--draft \
--base "$internal_branch" \
--title "Update main: build {{version}}" \
--body "Test plan: automated release PR, CI will perform additional checks"
echo "🚢 Please check the associated CI build to ensure the process completed".