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Update OTB Continuous Integration platform authored by Guillaume Pasero's avatar Guillaume Pasero
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...@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ commits pushed to OTB repository. When commits are pushed, either on the main ...@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@ commits pushed to OTB repository. When commits are pushed, either on the main
repository or on a fork, the platform triggers a pipeline with several jobs to repository or on a fork, the platform triggers a pipeline with several jobs to
build and test OTB on different configurations. build and test OTB on different configurations.
Here is a figure describing the overall architecture of the CI platform.
![archi_pic_2](uploads/0349836a74d8770a4b5fb69d40951cf0/archi_pic_2.png)
Depending on where your commit was pushed, different pipelines are created: Depending on where your commit was pushed, different pipelines are created:
* push on a feature branch -> `wip` pipeline * push on a feature branch -> `wip` pipeline
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Failed jobs can be retried if you think the failure was not bound to your commit. Failed jobs can be retried if you think the failure was not bound to your commit.
## Q: What can I find in the job artifacts?
Most of the jobs will produce artifacts. They are often log files, but some of them have more value for the developer:
## Q: Why some features are disabled when I push from my OTB fork? ## Q: Why some features are disabled when I push from my OTB fork?
First, you need an access to the Runners from main repository. You First, you need an access to the Runners from main repository. You
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