* Fixes and security patches:
1. Always keep the source directory, just don't package the source
2. Do not publish the SSH key for common plugin tasks.
Changed to environment variable
* env variable renamed.
* Re-added the src remove
* touch config.yml for rebuild
* Tweaks and comments for ci-improvements, stability, and readibility
- Made naming more obvious and intuitive
- CI supports grafana e2e plus more granular design
(side effect that it takes slightly longer, but negligable)
- disable strict e2e errors through environment variable
- Added tools for linting and for building plugin-ci
* feedback from stevev - remove version. Causes problems
* Because alpine uses musl instead of libc, the e2e/cypress was not compatible
So:
- Created new VM based on debian-slim
- Could also be used as a build VM
Fixes:
- ginstall issue with merge somewhere.
- Trimmed down the alpine VM since we don't need the extra libraries for cypress
* Fix: Don't need cp on debian
Fix: Don't use /bin/sh on debian. Only for alpine. Use /bin/bash on debian
Fix: Missing dependencies to e2e tests
So:
- Created new VM based on debian-slim
- Could also be used as a build VM
Fixes:
- ginstall issue with merge somewhere.
- Trimmed down the alpine VM since we don't need the extra libraries for cypress
* replaced run
* consolidated dist and toolkit
* Solved a few more issues
1. Need to explicitly copy circleci config to dist
so that it's published
2. Detect build directory, and use "local" or "linked"
mode for local builds.
* Reverted change used only for testing
* grafana-toolkit.js always required now. Copy to dist
* removed grafana-toolkit.dist.js, no longer required
* feedback from code review
* Code review comments 2.
* Toolkit: Update plugin added
- To normalize an bring a plugins "managed" config up to date
* Added changes for filter only release
* changed name
* updated test for checking files in manifest
* New alpine based plugin ci image
- smaller, based on alpine (downloads in 7 to 10 seconds)
- Has updated gget that uses tar.gz
- Unpacks to /opt/grafana
- Compatible cp with toolkit
* needed build tools for go lint
* added built vm to test tool
* add circleci plugin config
* added openssh to image
* fix for gget & renamed to ginstall
* Fixed ts errors so build will succeed
* Update packages/grafana-data/src/types/graph.ts
Co-Authored-By: Ryan McKinley <ryantxu@gmail.com>
* Feedback from code review
* Leaving out trivial typing's
* Fix error with color being undefined now.
* fix test with timezone issue
* Fixed test
Co-authored-by: Ryan McKinley <ryantxu@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Torkel Ödegaard <torkel@grafana.com>
1. Typo in the default email address
2. Nested promises causing problems in some situations. Return a promise
and resolve in the outer function
3. If extension still have '.' in front remove it prior to matching.
* Lessons learned from using circle-ci
1. Make it clearer that GITHUB_TOKEN or GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN
are required for a release. Don't build without them.
2. Default gracefully to an reasonable email address.
(It does not have to actually exist, but the api needs it to publish)
* template for testing
* Wrote a basic test.
* Simple test
* Slight fix to brackets
* Code review changes
* Fix for test. Setup environment properly
* removing src dir on publish
* Moved from binary to native typescript
1. Moved to a native typescrpt github publish using the existing
github client.
2. Change dist.js to detect running in a linked environment.
Todo: Optimize docker image for build size.
* Optimized build of docker container
Much smaller. From 5.47 gb to 2.88
* Feedback from discussion with Ryan
- Added gget for getting grafana versions
- Added infrastructure for testing
- Uploaded new docker image
* Fixed typo... Not sure what happened there :)
* Added command to download canary
* small fix for displaying versions in help
* Removed --dev option
Should really just rename version to (ex: 1.2.0-dev)
* removing src dir on publish
* Moved from binary to native typescript
1. Moved to a native typescrpt github publish using the existing
github client.
2. Change dist.js to detect running in a linked environment.
Todo: Optimize docker image for build size.
* Optimized build of docker container
Much smaller. From 5.47 gb to 2.88
* Feedback from discussion with Ryan
- Added gget for getting grafana versions
- Added infrastructure for testing
- Uploaded new docker image
* Fixed typo... Not sure what happened there :)
* Added command to download canary
* small fix for displaying versions in help
* Removed --dev option
Should really just rename version to (ex: 1.2.0-dev)
* Adding git publish to toolkit
* grafana-toolkit new feature plugin:github-release
* Feedback from code review
1. Used async await and exec for executing commands
2. Using dist folder to get plugin information
* Reverting change to plugin.json back to original value.
* reverted changes to yarn.lock
* reverted changes to yarn.lock
* feedback from code review
* feedback from code review 2
* moved constants to recommended functions
* styling changes and reverting yarn.lock
* removing changes to package.json
* replced execLine with execa
* better error detection around the publish token
* made simpler with commitHash from build
* Testing showed a number of required changes:
- Make the sha configurable
or through environment variable
or through git config.
- Allow a release to be recreated
- Set name and repo from git config as this is what
ghr is expecting anyway.
- Appropriate errors if the user
tries to run a release without
doing a ci-build and ci-package first.
* Using spinner.
Took out extra dependencies out of project.json
wrote tests manually.
* Updated tests. Now passing
* Adding git publish to toolkit
* grafana-toolkit new feature plugin:github-release
* Feedback from code review
1. Used async await and exec for executing commands
2. Using dist folder to get plugin information
* Reverting change to plugin.json back to original value.
* reverted changes to yarn.lock
* reverted changes to yarn.lock
* feedback from code review
* feedback from code review 2
* moved constants to recommended functions
* styling changes and reverting yarn.lock
* removing changes to package.json
* replced execLine with execa
* better error detection around the publish token
* made simpler with commitHash from build
* Testing showed a number of required changes:
- Make the sha configurable
or through environment variable
or through git config.
- Allow a release to be recreated
- Set name and repo from git config as this is what
ghr is expecting anyway.
- Appropriate errors if the user
tries to run a release without
doing a ci-build and ci-package first.
* Using spinner.
Took out extra dependencies out of project.json
wrote tests manually.
* Updated tests. Now passing
* updated test for reducers, from master
* package.json and yarn.lock from master
Stephanie Closson
