monkey.ci.process
Process execution functions. Executes build scripts in a separate process, using clojure cli tools.
Process execution functions. Executes build scripts in a separate process, using clojure cli tools.
child-configclj
(child-config build rt)Creates a configuration map that can then be passed to the child process.
Creates a configuration map that can then be passed to the child process.
default-script-configclj
Default configuration for the script runner.
Default configuration for the script runner.
execute!clj
(execute! {:keys [checkout-dir build-id] :as build} rt)Executes the build script located in given directory. This actually runs the
clojure cli with a generated build alias. This expects absolute directories.
Returns a deferred that will hold the process result when it completes.
Executes the build script located in given directory. This actually runs the clojure cli with a generated `build` alias. This expects absolute directories. Returns a deferred that will hold the process result when it completes.
generate-depsclj
(generate-deps build rt)Generates a string that will be added as a commandline argument
to the clojure process when running the script. Any existing deps.edn
should be used as well.
Generates a string that will be added as a commandline argument to the clojure process when running the script. Any existing `deps.edn` should be used as well.
runclj
(run args)(run args env)Run function for when a build task is executed using clojure tools. This function
is run in a child process by the execute! function below. This exits the VM
with a nonzero value on failure.
Run function for when a build task is executed using clojure tools. This function is run in a child process by the `execute!` function below. This exits the VM with a nonzero value on failure.
verifyclj
(verify args)(verify args env)Run function that verifies the build by attempting to load the build script using some given configuration.
Run function that verifies the build by attempting to load the build script using some given configuration.
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