Build Docker container for CI use #22
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Useful ideas here: https://github.com/sjkaliski/go-github-actions Items to note for the
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- Remove golint call from Makefile - Remove `--exclude-use-default` CLI flag - Add explicit config settings to disable default exclusions This same config change will need to be pushed to all other repos where I am using this config set. Note to self: Docker container sooner than later perhaps? - refs #92 - refs atc0005/todo#29 - refs atc0005/todo#22
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- Remove golint call from Makefile - Remove `--exclude-use-default` CLI flag - Add explicit config settings to disable default exclusions This same config change will need to be pushed to all other repos where I am using this config set. Note to self: Docker container sooner than later perhaps? - refs #92 - refs atc0005/todo#29 - refs atc0005/todo#22
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Add explicit config settings to disable default exclusions This same config change will need to be pushed to all other repos where I am using this config set. Note to self: Docker container sooner than later perhaps? - refs atc0005/todo#29 - refs atc0005/todo#22
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Add explicit config settings to disable default exclusions This same config change will need to be pushed to all other repos where I am using this config set. Note to self: Docker container sooner than later perhaps? - refs atc0005/todo#29 - refs atc0005/todo#22
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Spinning off a separate project: atc0005/go-ci to handle creation, maintenance and releases for CI-focused containers. Will focus on this for a while before returning to other projects. |
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Add explicit config settings to disable default exclusions This same config change will need to be pushed to all other repos where I am using this config set. Note to self: Docker container sooner than later perhaps? - refs atc0005/todo#29 - refs atc0005/todo#22
Implemented for the atc0005/dnsc project. Working well enough thus far, even if the images are a little on the large size (~ 850 MB). |
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At this point I believe that these projects have been fully updated to use the new workflows:
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This was referenced Aug 4, 2020
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Using a project now to track the remaining work to wire up each repo to use the new container. The scope of this item is complete. |
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Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable" - currently `Go 1.14.7`
- "stable" - currently `Go 1.15.0`
- "unstable" - currently `Go 1.15rc2`
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to use
the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-5
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
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Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable" - currently `Go 1.14.7`
- "stable" - currently `Go 1.15.0`
- "unstable" - currently `Go 1.15rc2`
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-95
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-56
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-56
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-96
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-22
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-66
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-21
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs GH-41
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
atc0005
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CHANGES
Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through
the `atc0005/go-ci` project.
This results in three workflows:
- New, primary workflow
- with parallel linting, testing and building tasks
- with three Go environments
- "old stable"
- "stable"
- "unstable"
- this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of
Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to
be considered "stable"
- Makefile is *not* used in this workflow
- `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the
`atc0005/go-ci` containers
- Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow
- intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based
builds that are referenced in project README files
continue to work as advertised until a better local
tool can be discovered/explored further
- use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based
linting tooling installation testing since the
`atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those
tools already pre-installed
- linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file
*except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to
use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration
file
- Add Quick Validation workflow
- run on every push, everything else on pull request updates
- linting via `golangci-lint` only
- testing
- no builds
Other changes:
- Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest
stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead
of locking a specific version
- this should reduce dependency "gardening"
REFERENCES
- refs #1
- refs atc0005/todo#22
- see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
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This should hopefully remove the need to keep updating various linting tools per-project and instead focus those efforts solely on keeping the container updated for multi-project use.
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