tomzo/gocd-ide repository overview

⁠GoCD development environment in docker

This is an opinionated development environment for GoCD⁠ using docker image to pull all required tools.

This image allows to build and partially test gocd. It can be used in CI system or as a base for developer workstation.

IDE⁠ stands for Isolated development environment. This image conforms to some of the ideas in IDE project.

⁠TL;DR

If you have

• a local docker host
• the short ide script⁠

Then you can build GoCD⁠ with

echo 'IDE_DOCKER_IMAGE="tomzo/gocd-ide:latest"' > Idefile
ide gradle clean prepare fatJar

This will pull tomzo/gocd-ide:latest image and build GoCD jars in docker.

⁠Image Content

• a bunch of useful packages sudo fakeroot git nsis rpm unzip zip rake wget
• subversion and mercurial for testing SCMs
• nodejs - needed for server build
• gradle 3.1 - so that you don't need to wait for gradlew to download
• minimal ruby setup with fpm for packaging

⁠Build gocd from local workspace

Let's assume ~/code/open/go/gocd contains a checkout of gocd⁠ or a fork of it.

Then you can run any gocd build command with:

docker run -ti --rm -v ~/code/open/go/gocd:/ide/work -v ~:/ide/identity:ro tomzo/gocd-ide COMMAND

In non-interactive environments you should skip -ti option.

Any compilation or test results will be available locally in the mounted directory ~/code/open/go/gocd

⁠Building windows packages

To create windows package bundled oracle jre is used. You set your own URLs for download with

• WINDOWS_64BIT_JRE_URL
• WINDOWS_32BIT_JRE_URL

⁠Usage with IDE

gocd repository should contain Idefile with

IDE_DOCKER_IMAGE=tomzo/gocd-ide:TAG

Thus declaring exact image which is a good enough to build and develop gocd.