Re:Show HN: Build RPM and Debian Packages from git on Travis CI
by stephenr on Saturday November 05, 2016 @08:00AM
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Isn't Travis already running on Docker? So.. this is Docker within Docker? Is there a reason you wouldn't just use different docker images at the Travis level for this?
Re:Show HN: Build RPM and Debian Packages from git on Travis CI
by rtsisyk on Saturday November 05, 2016 @09:51AM
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Travis CI allow you to run any particular command, including Docker, on the top of their Ubuntu Precise/Trusty images. There is no way to choose other images from docker hub in the .travis.yml.
Actually, PackPack is not just for Travis, it can be also used locally:
~/gitrepo$ OS=fedora DIST=24 packpack # Build for Fedora 24
~/gitrepo$ OS=centos DIST=7 packpack # Build for CentOS 7
~/gitrepo$ OS=debian DIST=stretch packpack # Build for Debian Stretch
~/gitrepo$ OS=ubuntu DIST=xenial packpack # Build for Ubuntu Xenial
PackPack automatically bumps version in the RPM spec, packs a source tarball, creates a source RPM and then builds binary packages. You only need a proper RPM spec at `rpm/` and `major.minor` annotated git tag.
Actually, PackPack is not just for Travis, it can be also used locally:
PackPack automatically bumps version in the RPM spec, packs a source tarball, creates a source RPM and then builds binary packages. You only need a proper RPM spec at `rpm/` and `major.minor` annotated git tag.