Release engineering at Eclipse
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Release engineering at Eclipse involves building different types of releases from the Eclipse source code and projects. The builds are triggered from build.eclipse.org and involve cloning repositories, building with Maven, signing releases, running automated tests, and promoting builds to download sites. Key parts of the process include building generic nightly and integration releases from the master branch, as well as maintenance releases from branches. Native library builds for SWT and launchers also occur on separate machines.
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Release engineering at Eclipse
- 1. Release Engineering at Eclipse Sravan Kumar Lakkimsetti Lead – Releng Project and Committer on SWT IBM India
- 2. 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 2
- 3. Agenda Architecture Types of builds Build Git Cloning Maven build Signing Packaging Build Promotion Automated testing 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 3
- 4. Architecture 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 4 Platform HIPP Releng HIPP Shared HIPP Build.eclipse.org GIT Download.ecl ipse.org Centos test machine Mac test machine Windows test machine SLES test machine
- 5. Types of Builds Generic Builds N – build (nightly build) Built on master Every day I – build (Integration build) Built on master branch on every Tuesday. M – build (maintenance build) Built on maintenance branch Currently on R4.6_maintenance Built on every Wednesday 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 5
- 6. Build Build runs on build.eclipse.org Triggered by Releng HIPP Uses master-build.sh Master Build Script Git repo cloning Maven Build Build Promotion Triggering Tests 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 6
- 7. Git Cloning Git repositories Main repository used is eclipse.platform.releng.aggregator Defines other projects as submodules Uses two step cloning Bare repo Regular repo 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 7
- 8. Maven Build Uses Tycho plugins Compile Jar signing and Packaging App signing Windows: eclipse.exe is signed Mac: Uses app layout Eclipse.app is signed using apple’s signing service SDK packaging 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 8
- 9. Build Promotion Generate Download page Generated and available on build.eclipse.org Promote the build to download.eclipse.org Uses rsync Send email to the platform-releng-dev group Trigger Hudson jobs on Shared and Platform HIPPs This completes master-build.sh 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 9
- 10. Testing Uses To HIPPs Shared and Platform Defined as Hudson jobs Triggered by master-build.sh using REST API Uses Junit framework Completed test results are collected using Hudson jobs Update the download page with results This completes the build cycle 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 10
- 11. SWT and Launcher native builds Built by SWT team on different platforms Uses multiple machines Pushes SWT Libraries to eclipse.platform.swt.binaries Pushes Launcher libraries and executables to rt.equinox.binaries Eclipse SDK build pickups these during packing from respective repositories 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 11
- 12. Other builds Eclipse Packaged Products Examples Eclipse for committers, Eclipse JEE development etc Defined in org.eclipse.epp.packages Can create user’s own custom package Creates packaged products as defined in the org.eclipse.epp.packages 27 August 2016 Release Engineering at Eclipse 12
- 13. Release Engineering at Eclipse Questions 27 August 2016 13
- 14. Release Engineering at Eclipse Thank You 27 August 2016 14
Editor's Notes
- Special builds Y – build Uses specific branches for components Full eclipse sdk build Currently configured for Java 9 work P – build Used for creating patches Currently configured for Java 9 work
- Test configurations SLES12 with GTK 2 Centos 7 with GTK 3 Windows Mac