the-common / drone-ci-integration

A common Drone CI integration template that should be easily adaptable for most project's with few modifications

The Common Drone CI Integration Template

A common Drone CI integration template that should be easily adaptable for most project's with few modifications

How to use

1. Download release archive from the Releases page
2. Extract the release archive
3. From the release folder, install the following files to your project's root directory
   • .drone.yml
     Drone CI configuration file
   • (Optional) continuous-integration/
     Support files for convenience(CI, CD)
   • (Optional) .gitattributes
     Specify path patterns to exclude from the release archive
   • (Optional) .pre-commit-config.yaml
     pre-commit configuration file for continuous integration
   • (Optional) .markdownlint.yml
     Markdownlint configuration file for checking Markdown documents
4. Customize .drone.yml file to fit your project's need
5. Profit!

Desktop integration

This product provides support for the following desktop environments:

• Gtk-based desktop environments GNOME/XFCE/Cinnamon/...
• KDE desktop environment

It conforms to the XDG Base Directory Specification and the XDG user directories convention, whenever possible.

To install the desktop integrations, run the install-desktop-integrations.bash program in a terminal.

License

Unless otherwise specified, this product is released with the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, version 4.0, or any more recent version of your choice, with an exception of the license only covers the configuration file itself, but not other assets in your project.

For the attribution requirement, please retain the "This file is based on ..." mention and link to this project.

Identify licenses applicable to a certain product/development asset

If the asset is in plaintext format:

1. Check the SPDX-License-Identifier tag in the file's header
2. Check the .reuse/dep5 file from the source tree/release tree directory

If the asset is not in plaintext format:

Check the .reuse/dep5 file from the source tree/release tree directory

Reference

• Adding an entry to the Create New menu - KDE UserBase Wiki