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Created Nov 13, 2019 by hynek@hynek🤤Owner0 of 10 tasks completed0/10 tasks

clean up build

  • provide shell script build_local.sh
  • rename test dir to local
  • move all ant dependencies from .gitlab-ci.yml into shell scripts
  • rename ant default build target to build
  • add to build.xml:

!!! The rule is, the first line that sets a property wins. !!! The construct is usually used to include a file called build.properties. This is a convention used so that you can override default values for your local build environment, without having to modify build.xml (which may, after all, be a shared file, under version control). This means that build.properties should probably not be under version control (add it to .gitignore under git).

  • redefine properties according to the aforesaid
  • include generic SADE build.properties
  • use setpermissions (ant v1.10+) for chmod +x bin/*.sh
  • rename default lucene config files
  • use gitlab-ci variables to load build properties according to the branch the build is running on: example
Edited Dec 03, 2019 by hynek
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