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Github webhooks server for continuous integration

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Github webhooks server for continuous integration

Based on adnanh/webhook on github

The webhook binary is from release 2.8.1

Theory of operation.

Each github repository that needs to be built are set up with a webhook that delivers push events in JSON format with the shared secret to the URL endpoint served by the webhook server.

As configured, the endpoint is something like:

https://<hostname>/webhook/amp_main

The webhook server is started/stopped by the start_webhook.sh and stop_webhook.sh scripts, respectively.

The webhook daemon listens to requests from github and will queue those requests in the queue directory using the queue_build.py script. The queue entry filename has the current timestamp (as a float) and consists of a JSON file with this structure:

{
    "repository": "Repository Name",
    "ref": "Commit ref",
    "commit_id": "Commit ID",
    "committer_name": "Committer Name",
    "committer_email": "Committer Email"
}

Periodically (via cron), the build.py script will scan the queue and build those requests in the order they were made, possibly running multiple builds concurrently.

The script to build the package is constructed by concatenating script chunks from the scripts directory. These chunks are always included:

  • checkout_repos: clone the amp_bootstrap and the target repository and check out the specific commit
  • build_packages: set up the AMP build environment and run bootstrap's amp_devel.py build <reponame>

If there is a distribute_<n> script where n matches the last section of the ref value (/refs/heads/main => main) it will also be included in the build.

If the ref ends with master, it is a special case and it is coerced to main. This script, if included, distributes the packages to their destination.

If the build fails the user that made the commit will receive an email with the details, similar to:

Subject: AMP build failed for amp_mgms/84ce5aeb5cbfe12bf72096f34d93c9f5d148e997

Greetings and salutations bdwheele!

Hopefully this email finds you well.

The build for amp_mgms commit 84ce5aeb5cbfe12bf72096f34d93c9f5d148e997 in the branch refs/heads/main has failed.

The script returned an rc of 1 and produced the following output:
----------------------------------
<script output here>
----------------------------------

Sorry about that.

With warmest regards,
AMP CI

If the build is successful, no email will be sent.

Logs

The webhook.log file is the log output of the webhook server. It includes the URLS which are called, which rules were matched, and the command lines of the scripts which were called.

build.log is a unified log file for the build process. It indicates the build activity and if there is a build failure the script output is included.

Configuration

Copy the environment.sh-sample file to environment.sh and modify the value for SECRET to match the value used by the hook.

By default webhook will listen on http://0.0.0.0:8196/webhook/{id} you will need to mdify the start_webhook.sh script if your configuration differs.

The webhook server is started by running the start_webhook.sh script. It can be stopped with stop_webhook.sh.

The default configuration has a single hood configured: amp_main. This hook will run the queue_build.py script which will put the build request into a queue.

The queue is serviced by build.py which should be placed into the appropriate user's crontab thusly:

* * * * * /path/to/build.py --threads <however many concurrent builds>

Each repository that is to be build should have a webhook which calls this server using the id amp_main, a content type of application/json, and a secret matching the one set in environment.sh.

After that it should Just Work(tm)

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