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CISO:

A (distributed) Continuous Integration engine for OPAM.

Install

Ciso is not yet properly released so you need to add an OPAM remote to compile and install the project:

opam repo add ciso https://github.com/samoht/ciso-repo.git
opam install ciso

Usage

See ciso --help for more information.

Quick configuration

The ciso will look for a .ciso file located in the current directory. The options can be overriden using command-line parameters.

A typical .ciso file contains:

local: /tmp/ciso
opam-root: /tmp/xxx

local is the local Irmin store used by all the CISO tools It is a normal Git repositories that can be inspected and modified if needed.
opam-root is the local OPAM root, used by the CISO workers. It is better to have a different OPAM root for every worker (because of OPAM lock files)
Use global: http://example.com instead of local to use a remote Irmin store.

Adding a new task

$ ciso add ctypes --rev-deps=*
Task d73d0a4c65bea9c3cd6dc4fd4409381ab01d2f66 added!

See ciso add --help for more information.

Showing tasks, jobs and workers

$ ciso show --id=d73d0a4c65bea9c3cd6dc4fd4409381ab01d2f66
id      : d73d0a4c65bea9c3cd6dc4fd4409381ab01d2f66
date    : 15:24:47
repo    : default:https://github.com/ocaml/opam-repository.git
switches: 3.12.1 4.00.1 4.01.0 4.02.3
hosts   : x86_64:linux:ubuntu x86_64:osx:homebrew
packages: ctypes
rev-deps: *
status  : new

See ciso show --help for more information.

Adding a new worker

$ ciso work --task # Add a task resolver
$ ciso work        # Add a build worker

Scheduling the work

Until now, no work has been done. A scheduler needs to connect to the Irmin database to start scheduling the jobs to the workers.

$ ciso schedule

License

ISC. See the LICENSE file.