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This folder contains files for the continuous integration. This folder contains files for the continuous integration.
## Docker files ## Docker files
The docker files are : The docker files are:
* Dockerfile.nat : native environment to test OTB. Shark is not on this one as the version OTB is using is not packaged (since 6.7) * Dockerfile.nat: native environment to test OTB. Shark is not on this one as the version OTB is using is not packaged (since 6.7)
* Dockerfile.shark.1.3.4 : native environment and Shark version 3.1.4. * Dockerfile.shark.1.3.4: native environment and Shark version 3.1.4.
## CMake files ## CMake files
The docker files are : The docker files are:
* main_ci.cmake : main script that will launch configure, build and soon test. It aims at configuring Ctest before running the different jobs (site name, build command...) * main_ci.cmake: main script that will launch configure, build and soon test. It aims at configuring Ctest before running the different jobs (site name, build command...)
*configure_option.cmake : script that gathers all options needed by OTB. * configure_option.cmake: script that gathers all options needed by OTB.
##Yaml file ## Yaml file
The last file needed for the CI is the *.gitlab-ci.yml* it aims at interfacing with GitLab. Here is the basic structure : The last file needed for the CI is the *.gitlab-ci.yml* it aims at interfacing with GitLab. Here is the basic structure:
``` ```
Job-name: Job-name:
stage: job-type stage: job-type
image: docker image that will be used image: docker_image_that_will_be_used
script: script:
- script that will be launch inside the docker - script that will be launch inside the docker
``` ```
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