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…ages tagging This commit modifies the build-and-deploy workflow file to include fetching the full history of the repository during deployment. This change is essential for accurately calculating the Docker image tags for both backend and frontend components in the CI/CD pipeline. By setting the `fetch-depth` to 0 in the step that checks out the code, the workflow now ensures that all historical commits are available, enabling precise version information retrieval for tagging the Docker images. Changes made: - Modified: .github/workflows/build-and-deploy.yml to add `fetch-depth: 0` parameter in the step that checks out the code, ensuring full repository history is fetched during deployment.
This commit adds logging of target indicators during the deployment process to improve visibility and tracking of deployment steps. Changed the deployment workflow in .github/workflows/build-and-deploy.yml to include target indicators logging when performing certain actions, such as destroying the Cardano Node and DB sync, deploying the application, and reprovisioning Grafana. The changes involve adding the '--debug=w' flag to the 'make' commands for destroying Cardano Node and DB sync, deploying the application, and reloading Grafana, allowing for more detailed logging during these actions.
This commit corrects the debug option in make commands in the CI/CD pipeline workflow, so that the deployment process in the CI can execute without issues related to unrecognized debug flags. The existing 'make' commands were utilizing the debug flag '--debug=w' which was causing compatibility issues in the CI environment where 'why' debug option was not recognized. This commit addresses the problem by replacing the 'w' with 'b' in the relevant 'make' commands in the '.github/workflows/build-and-deploy.yml' file, ensuring smooth execution of the deployment tasks.
Added a grafana panel to track all the deploys on the target machines. This change was made to address Issue 361.
In order to ensure accurate deployment traceability, it is necessary to use the highest existing version of the Grafana dashboard incremented by 1. This adjustment is crucial as the target instances have intermediate versions beyond version 35, and leveraging the most current version will maintain consistency in the deployment process. Changes: - Updated the version of the Grafana dashboard to 44 in the `govtool.json` file under `scripts/govtool/config/templates/grafana-provisioning/dashboards/`. By adjusting the version number, we align the dashboard with the latest iteration, thereby enhancing traceability and ensuring compatibility with the current deployment environment.
MSzalowski
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placek,
adgud,
kickloop,
Sworzen1 and
JanJaroszczak
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pmbinapps
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Mar 8, 2024
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