Contains an image, which allows running Coverity Scan in Docker and uploading results to the Coverity Scan server.
Currently the repository is in the alpha state. The command-line interface may change in an incompatible way.
Command line:
docker run --rm onenashev/coverity-scan-maven <organization> <project> <version> <email> <token>Arguments:
- organization - GitHub organization or username
- project - Project name
- version - Tag or label to be built (no special handling of master by now)
- email - E-mail of the account for Coverity Scan
- token - Upload token
Example:
docker run --rm onenashev/coverity-scan-maven jenkinsci remoting remoting-2.62 "o.v.nenashev@gmail.com" "$MY_TOKEN" The project is based on Docker-Maven, and all custom features from that project apply to this image.
Maven repository can be passed as a path or as a named volume.
# Local path (or a path on the Docker host)
docker run --rm -v /Users/oleg-nenashev/.m2:/root/.m2 onenashev/coverity-scan-maven jenkinsci remoting remoting-2.60 "o.v.nenashev@gmail.com" "$MY_TOKEN"# Named volume
docker run --rm -v maven-repo:/root/.m2 onenashev/coverity-scan-maven jenkinsci remoting remoting-2.60 "o.v.nenashev@gmail.com" "$MY_TOKEN"Image takes Coverity installer from the internet, hence it requires specification of credentials (organization, project name, token) for a successful run.
docker build --build-arg ORGANIZATION=jenkinsci --build-arg PROJECT=remoting --build-arg TOKEN="$MY_TOKEN" -t onenashev/coverity-scan-maven .