cicee 1.9.0-build-20221224-034517-sha-def26e9

This is a prerelease version of cicee.
There is a newer version of this package available.
See the version list below for details.
dotnet tool install --global cicee --version 1.9.0-build-20221224-034517-sha-def26e9
This package contains a .NET tool you can call from the shell/command line.
dotnet new tool-manifest # if you are setting up this repo
dotnet tool install --local cicee --version 1.9.0-build-20221224-034517-sha-def26e9
This package contains a .NET tool you can call from the shell/command line.
#tool dotnet:?package=cicee&version=1.9.0-build-20221224-034517-sha-def26e9&prerelease
nuke :add-package cicee --version 1.9.0-build-20221224-034517-sha-def26e9

Continuous Integration Containerized Execution Environment (CICEE)

What is CICEE?

CICEE is an opinionated orchestrator of continuous integration processes. CICEE executes commands in a Docker container, using the files in your project repository, and provides a convention-based structure for fulfilling dependencies.

CICEE also provides a continuous integration shell function library to support the use of shell script-based continuous integration workflows.

What does CICEE require? What are its dependencies?

  • bash: bash shell
  • docker: Docker command-line interface
  • docker-compose: Docker Compose command-line interface (compose file version 3.7 support required)
  • dotnet: .NET runtime (6.x supported)

Why use CICEE?

CICEE users' most common use cases:

  • Validating project code, e.g., during a pull request review, consistently on both developer workstations and continuous integration servers.
  • Assembling distributable artifacts, e.g., Docker images or NPM packages.
  • Running integration tests requiring dependencies, e.g., databases.
  • Executing code cleanup, linting, reformatting, or other common development workflows, without prior tool installation.

How do you use CICEE?

Quickstart

Step 0: Install CICEE

dotnet tool install -g cicee

If you already have CICEE installed, but want to update to the latest release:

dotnet tool update -g cicee

Step 1: Add a Continuous Integration Containerized Execution Environment

Open a Bash terminal session in the root directory of the project.

Execute cicee init repository.

dotnet new tool-manifest && dotnet tool install --local cicee && dotnet cicee init repository

This adds:

  • a .NET local tool installation of CICEE
  • a Dockerfile which will provide all the tools needed to perform the project's continuous integration tasks.
  • docker-compose files which define the continuous integration containerized execution environment.
  • a small, flexible continuous integration workflow template. Three initial workflows are provided:
    • compose: Create the project's distributable artifacts. For example, render SASS to CSS, compile source code, build docker images, compress zip archives, package for NPM, etc.
    • publish: Publish the project's distributable artifacts to their repositories. For example, push docker images, publish a package to NuGet, etc.
    • validate: Validate the current project for correctness, completeness, or other rules. Supports automated checks which should be executed during pull request review.

Step 2: Try It Out

Open a Bash terminal session in the root directory of the project.

Execute cicee exec and provide one of the CI workflow entry points.

dotnet cicee exec --entrypoint ci/bin/validate.sh

Next Step

  • Update continuous integration configuration. This is normally done in project-metadata.json (which was created by cicee init repository). However, if there is no project-metadata.json, CICEE will read NPM's package.json, if present.
    • Update the project's name and description, if needed.
    • Update the current Major.Minor.Patch version.
    • Configure required environment variables and defaults.
  • Set up the continuous integration workflow.
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