konflux-consoledot-frontend-build

Repository to store Tekton pipelines and tasks to build containerized frontends from consoledot

How to use the tasks in this repository

To be able to build a frontend in Konflux, you will need to use the following two Tekton tasks:

• parse-build-deploy-script
• create-frontend-dockerfile

You will need to add these two tasks in your two Tekton pipelines inside your .tekton directory. You can find an example on how to do this in this same repo in the .tekton directory.

parse-build-deploy-script task

You can find the example on how we are using it for the tests in this repository in the PR pipeline, and in the on push pipeline.

Important points to consider:

• Don't forget to check how to use the parameters in this file
• The taskRef in your pipeline should be like this:

      taskRef:
        resolver: git
        params:
          - name: url
            value: https://github.com/RedHatInsights/konflux-consoledot-frontend-build
          - name: revision
            value: main
          - name: pathInRepo
            value: tasks/parse-build-deploy-script/parse-build-deploy-script.yaml

• Make sure to create the runAfter attribute and set it up to run after the clone-repository.

create-frontend-dockerfile task

You can find the example on how we are using it for the tests in this repository in the PR pipeline, and in the on push pipeline.

Important points to consider:

• Don't forget to check how to use the parameters in this file
• The taskRef in your pipeline should be like this:

      taskRef:
        resolver: git
        params:
          - name: url
            value: https://github.com/RedHatInsights/konflux-consoledot-frontend-build
          - name: revision
            value: main
          - name: pathInRepo
            value: tasks/create-frontend-dockerfile/create-frontend-dockerfile.yaml

• Make sure to update the runAfter attribute of the build-container task to run after this task and prefetch-dependencies, and not after clone-repository as it was set up.

How to use the tests

All the tasks need to be tested in the pipelines in the .tekton directory. Make sure the name of your task is the same name of the subdirectory where it is stored inside the tasks directory.

After creating the task, you should add your task to the ./tests/scripts/.tasks file in the corresponding list or lists. If it is a task that has to run with PRs, add it to the pr_tasks list, if it needs to run with pushes to main, add it to the push_tasks list, and if it is a demo/draft task that doesn't need to be tested, add it to the no_test_tasks list.

Make sure that you are actually testing your task in the corresponding pipeline(s) or the test will fail.