- added simple script to define pipeline, it will check out from this
repo later
- refactored docker container, e.g. merged most of the RUN steps into
one and moved steps that are likely to change closer to the end. That
should improve rebuild / upload speed.
Sample run: https://buildkite.com/llvm-project/premerge/builds/14
maybe we will later use same agents for everything but for now I don't
want to modify working build much. But I have updated deployment of
release agent to use correct docker image (there were renamed a while
ago) and pass tags and agent token via env variables.
Have not deployed new deployment for release yet.
* added cmake parameters for sccache
* added sccache
* removed stray debug output
* starting sccache with VS environment
* added container for Visual Studio 2019
* fixed comments
* considering WIndows version
* updated to vs2019
* using MS install method
* snapshot of VS2019 experiments
* using --installRecommended
* cleanup of dockerfile
* updated path
* fixed dockerfile
* dumped version number
* exclude for virus scan
* added testing option
this does not start the agent
* write results on failures
* added timeouts for pipelines
* moving master pipelines to python scripts
* added flang to automatic project selection
based on #159, this will enable flang for beta testers
* added persistent workspace for testing containers
* added secure delete function
* added better log message
* deleting read-only files
* checking existence before setting flags
* using unlink
* deleting recursively
* using pathlib for chmod
* using custom workspace
* fixed drive
* separate handling of single files
* simplified read-only handling again
* removed vsdevcmd calls
as it's already set in the docker Entrypoint
* renamed container folders
* windows version not needed any more
* bumped version number
* bumped version number
* script cleanup
* added cmake parameters for sccache
* added sccache
* starting sccache with VS environment
* added container for Visual Studio 2019
* fixed comments
* considering WIndows version
* updated to vs2019
* using MS install method
* snapshot of VS2019 experiments
* using --installRecommended
* cleanup of dockerfile
* updated path
* fixed dockerfile
* dumped version number
* removed vsdevcmd calls
as it's already set in the docker Entrypoint
* renamed container folders
* windows version not needed any more
* bumped version number
* bumped version number
* script cleanup
* removed sccache from vs2017
* making windows image configurable
* added versioning
* created windows BETA pipeline
* added Jenkins label for vs2019
E.g.: https://reviews.llvm.org/D71197?id=233029
Will add a link to file and code to apply the patch in the next PR.
+ don't create TARGET_DIR in scripts;
+ updated section about local build;
+ partially specified inputs / outputs of scripts so it's more transparent what are the results;
+ added symlink to compile_command.json (clang-tidy will need it);
+ add IDEA files to .gitignore.
* first steps towards windows builds #25
* added build scripts for windows
* moved from powershell to CMD
* script cleanup
* set up jenkins swarm plugin
* added deployment script for windows
* first draft of jenkins file for windows
* first shot at windows pods
* first draft for buildkite agent
* added call to run_cmake.bat
* added call to run_ninja.bat
* added new buildkite script
* added Dockerfile for buildkite agent
* fixed userprofile path
* added /IncludeOptional for VS
I hope that includes all required libraries
* moved work folder to W:
* added git config for long file names
* added more CMake flags
* setting x64 bit arch in a different way
* and yet another way to set 64bit
* merged buildkite changes to jenkins scripts
* hiding license in batch script runs
* running release build
* added test xml log
* compilation is working, but not all tests
* cmake is in patch now
* updated the dependencies from buildkite config
* dockerfile cleanup
* change how git handles line endings
* updated comment
* performance improvment for volume
* changed workdir folder
* using gnuwin package
split installation into separate layers to speed up incremental changes
