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Add CI job definitions using our new templated pipelines to llvm-project, this way we can enable multi branch pipelines which trigger for changes on a given branch. By storing the Jenkinfile definitions in llvm-project, we gain the benefit of enabling Jenkins multi branch pipelines. This means in the future, expanding a job configuration to build with a new branch is as simple as updating a regular expression in Jenkins (the regular expression represents which branches should be built). The work required for enabling testing new branches becomes minimal, and furthermore we would have a great deal of confidence that job configurations across branches remain identical. I will verify these new jenkinsfiles work before deprecating the old definitions in zorg
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634 B
Groovy
17 lines
634 B
Groovy
branchName = 'main'
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library identifier: "zorg-shared-lib@${branchName}",
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retriever: modernSCM([
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$class: 'GitSCMSource',
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remote: "https://github.com/llvm/llvm-zorg.git",
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credentialsId: scm.userRemoteConfigs[0].credentialsId
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])
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common.testsuite_pipeline(label: 'macos-x86_64') {
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sh """
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CMAKE_FLAGS+=" -C ../config/tasks/cmake/caches/target-arm64-iphoneos.cmake"
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CMAKE_FLAGS+=" -C ../config/tasks/cmake/caches/opt-O0-g.cmake"
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config/tasks/task jenkinsrun config/tasks/test-suite-verify-machineinstrs.sh -a compiler="${params.ARTIFACT}" -D CMAKE_FLAGS="\${CMAKE_FLAGS}"
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"""
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}
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