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Hi, |
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after realizing that I'm not allowed to add members from outside the company |
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domain to our Azure DevOps organization 'gentoo-prefix', I have moved the git |
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repository holding the Build Pipelines configuration (YAML) to my github account, |
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and the Pipelines itself into another DevOps organization named 'ssi-gentoo', |
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as I want to avoid requiring members of an organization named 'gentoo-prefix' |
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to be an employee at the company like myself. |
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So the git repo now is https://github.com/haubi/gentoo-prefix-ci |
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built by pipelines at https://dev.azure.com/ssi-gentoo/prefix-ci/_build |
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Also, I have managed to use multiple 6 hours slots for a single bootstrap |
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task, creating 'intermediate' docker images at every 5 hours of building, |
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and a 'latest' or 'failed' tagged one upon success or failure, respectively. |
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Beyond that, I do run the bootstraps on CentOS 6, 7 and 8 now too. |
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The docker images are uploaded to the dockerhub account 'gentooprefix', |
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which is my personal account at the moment, but I've seen that upgrading |
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to an organization account should be easy. But then, gentoo does seem |
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to have some dockerhub account already: Shall we aim to upload there? |
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As no more build agents are hosted by myself: How best can we merge build |
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results from both Azure builds with build results from target platforms |
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that are unsupported there? |
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Thoughts? |
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/haubi/ |
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