A template generator tool for GitLab CI templates that creates a CI setup that can perform various tasks for Modelica libraries.
If you start fresh, run
python MoCiTempGen/ci_templates_build.py --create-templates
to create intial settings in form of two .toml files:
templates_generator_config.tomlmodelica_py_ci_config.toml
templates_generator_config.toml stores information about how to generate your templates and can be stored local, while modelica_py_ci_config.toml stores information that is relevant for the later CI jobs and will always be placed in your repository.
A prompt based process will guide you through the next steps and allow you to configure how your CI setup should look like.
If you already have a config and just changed something inside your templates_generator_config.toml, you can run
python MoCiTempGen/ci_templates_build.py --update-templates --templates-toml-file <path_tou_your_templates_generator_config.toml> --ci-toml-file <path_to_your_modelica_py_ci_config.toml>
If you decided to create the CI setup inside in a separate repository, you need to create a link to this repository. In the repository to be tested, the following content needs to be written to the .gitlab-ci.yml. "ref" is the name of the branch of the separate template where the templates are located.
include:
project: '<Path/to/your/GitLab/repository>'
ref: <branch_in_template_repository>
file: '<path to the created .gitlab-ci.yml'
| GitLab Variables | Description |
|---|---|
| CI_PYTHON_DYMOLA_NAME | Deploy Username for Repository Dymola_python_tests |
| CI_PYTHON_DYMOLA_TOKEN | Deploy Token for Repository Dymola_python_tests |
| GITHUB_API_TOKEN | API Github Token |
| GITHUB_PRIVATE_KEY | RSA Private Key, Used to push to a repository |
| Github Variables | Description |
|---|---|
| GIT_TOKEN | Token for access to the API |
| SLACK_BOT_TOKEN | RSA Private key to push to a repository |
Holds the code to create your own CI structure
This folder contains the base templates that are used to create your library specific templates