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Ci setup
- Jan 26, 2017
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
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Robin Oppermann authored
Up to now, the gradle script only used src/main as source and src/test as testing directory (default settings). I added the missing source folders into the source set. When starting the build, gradle is missing the package "fi.tkk.netlab.dtn.ecla", so the script fails. I also added the sonarqube task to the build script, so as soon as the build is running, the sonarqube analysis should be working as well.
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- Jan 25, 2017
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Melanie Bruns authored
The .yaml cannot be parsed if the indentation is wrong. Gitlb CI Lint does not find that and simply complains about the first line. A gradle docker image is used now. Hopefully that works for us, there is no official gradle docker image. Alternatively, we could use a java image, but we would probably need to install gradle on that, so I hope taking this image makes things easier.
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Melanie Bruns authored
Gitlab CI build should be set up with gradle. Gradle should do the same thing as the current compile script. This is the first draft. All gradle files were created using gradle init for java_libraries.
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