jfrog-pipelines-hello-world

This is a simple, "hello world" level example that defines a pipeline with 3 linear steps, triggered by a Github repository.

Pre-requisites:

• JFrog Pipelines installed (needs Artifactory 6.11 or above)
• User account created in Artifactory with deploy permissions to at least one binary repository

Steps to run this pipeline:

• Fork this repository to your Github account
• Sign in to JFrog Pipelines with your Artifactory credentials
• Follow instructions to add an integration and create a Github integration to connect Github to Pipelines
• Edit the config file jfrog-pipelines-hello-world.yml in your fork of this repo and replace the following in the GitRepo resource:
  • gitProvider should point to your Github integration
  • path should point to your fork of this repository Save and commit the file.
• Add a pipeline source and point it to the jfrog-pipelines-hello-world.yml in your fork of this repo. This adds your configuration to the platform and a pipeline is created based on your YAML. At this point, you can go to the View Pipelines page and see a pipeline with the structure as shown in the screenshot above.
• You can now commit to the repo to trigger your pipeline, or trigger it manually through the UI.

This pipeline demonstrates the following:

• Defining a GitRepo resource, which acts as the trigger for the pipeline. When this resource is created, the platform automatically adds webhooks to the source control repository with the specified configuration.
• Defining a Bash step, which lets you execute any commands you need for your automation.
• Defining inputResources and inputSteps to create a workflow
• Using environment variables (e.g. $res_someRepo_commitSha) to extract information from inputResources
• Using utility functions for state mgmt (e.g. add_run_variables first_stepid=$step_id) to exchange information across steps