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#asknostr #devstr I want to set up a build server that automatically recognizes new commits/tags/releases (depending on the repo) and runs a predefined set of scripts to build them. In my case, I want to produce ARM builds where there are none and then publish them.

Examples:

- The WebOS Brew toolchain

- strfry ARM Docker images

- dinit builds and OpenWrt packages (I haven't made effords to merge it into upstream yet, so its a local build)

There might be more in the future, but i want to start somewhere.

Got any ideas?

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Kc 2y ago

I recently did something similar with GoCD (https://www.gocd.org/). It's not as comfortable as Azure DevOps but it's FOSS.

Ingwie Phoenix (aka. birb) 2y ago

I don't have the money for Azure or such - I'm very much a leech on free services, everywhere. ^^; And also I do prefer selfhosting - that way, if something breaks, there is only one person to blame. :)

Thank you for the pointer, I will give it a look! ^^

Kc 2y ago

Same. Then GoCD might be the right thing for you.

Laeserin 2y ago

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Finrod Felagund 2y ago

Yes, hi. nostr:npub1tcekjparmkju6k83r5tzmzjvjwy0nnajlrwyk35us9g7x7wx80ys9hjmky have you considered GitHub triggers with Jenkins? You could setup build jobs for exactly what you want, and they could be triggered by new commits or releases.

Ingwie Phoenix (aka. birb) 2y ago

Wait, that's a thing? :O

I knew of workflows in the .github/ directory - but I didn't know of triggers like that. Thank you for the pointer, I will look this up!

Finrod Felagund 2y ago

Good luck!

CryptoDrew 1y ago

I was going to suggest that Jenkins can do polling. But agreed that a webhook is certainly more efficient. Either way, Jenkins is a nice, free option!

Finrod Felagund 1y ago

Precisely, we rely on it heavily at work.