Add script to fetch netplugin release or build #275
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Adding a script that can be used by the Makefile to either maintain existing behavior by default (download an existing release), or by adding environment variables, build netplugin based on a requested branch. Signed-off-by: Chris Plock <chrisplo@cisco.com>
dseevr
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Oct 19, 2017
| ${CONTIV_ARTIFACT_STAGING}/ | ||
| # create a link so other scripts can find the file without knowing the SHA | ||
| cd ${CONTIV_ARTIFACT_STAGING} | ||
| ln -sf netplugin-${GIT_COMMIT}.tar.bz2 $CONTIV_NETPLUGIN_TARBALL_NAME |
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Could we check that $CONTIV_NETPLUGIN_TARBALL_NAME is set at the top of the script instead of relying on -u to raise an error?
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Adding a script that can be used by the Makefile to either maintain
existing behavior by default (download an existing release), or by
adding environment variables, build netplugin based on a requested
branch.
Signed-off-by: Chris Plock chrisplo@cisco.com