This guide provides a walkthrough of .razorops.yaml for a typical Java based application based. Our CI process is going to consist of following steps -

• Install dependencies (mvn install)
• Build executable (mvn package)
• Running tests (mvn test)

We recommend you use docker based workflow for easier operations and immutable deployment. If not, you can directly jump below to use non-docker based tasks.

# Docker based

I assume you are familiar with Docker concepts, if not please refer here to know more about the advantages of Docker.

# Build/Test steps

If you have Dockerfile in the root of your source repository, you can build a container image and use that container image to run your test suit. For example -

tasks:
    build-image:
        type: build
        name: registry.example.com/java/app
        tags: ["${CI_COMMIT_SHA}", "latest"]

    build-executable:
        image: registry.example.com/java/app:latest
        commands:
            - mvn -Dtest=<class> test

# Non-Docker based

# Installing dependencies

Using official maven docker image:

tasks:
    build-deps:
        image: maven:3.6.0-jdk-11-slim
        commands:
            - mvn -q clean package -Dmaven.test.skip=true

Read more how to use this image on dockerhub docs.

# Execute test suite

Using official maven docker image:

tasks:
    build-deps:
        image: maven:3.6.0-jdk-11-slim
        commands:
            - mvn -Dtest=<class> test

You can additionally provide environment variables and provide service dependencies to run your test suite.