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Figure out how to run the CI stuff in the new repo #6

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opened 2026-08-10 11:53:14 +00:00 by dexterlb · 1 comment
dexterlb commented 2026-08-10 11:53:14 +00:00
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The old fazantix repo used CI for the following:

  • running nix flake check which in turn runs all possible linters and checkers to make sure the code is fit for merging (this was done with github actions) - the .github dir should now be removed, and another CI-thing should be used to run this command and block code from merging if it does not succeed
  • building debian packages - this was done with circleci, and should probably be done differently now

Apparently Forgejo has a thing called Actions that could possibly be used, but @gerry should say if this is possible/feasible/wanted to do on the fosdem forgejo server

The old fazantix repo used CI for the following: - running `nix flake check` which in turn runs all possible linters and checkers to make sure the code is fit for merging (this was done with github actions) - the .github dir should now be removed, and another CI-thing should be used to run this command and block code from merging if it does not succeed - building debian packages - this was done with circleci, and should probably be done differently now Apparently Forgejo has a thing called Actions that could possibly be used, but @gerry should say if this is possible/feasible/wanted to do on the fosdem forgejo server
johanvdw commented 2026-09-04 16:16:10 +00:00
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I have just configured woodpecker ci.
see eg:
#9

Both running checks and building debian packages should be possible. Debian packages can also be pushed to forgejo packages.

https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/usage/intro
Basically you start with a checkout of your repository which is mounted inside containers where you can then run different commands.
The workspace folder is kept between runs, so you can keep state there.

I have just configured woodpecker ci. see eg: https://git.fosdem.org/video/fazantix/pulls/9 Both running checks and building debian packages should be possible. Debian packages can also be pushed to forgejo packages. https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/usage/intro Basically you start with a checkout of your repository which is mounted inside containers where you can then run different commands. The workspace folder is kept between runs, so you can keep state there.
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