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Refactor circleci CI scripts This adopts pattern used by Vault, where we split CircleCI yaml config into multiple files that get packed and translated to 2.0. This has two motivations: First, to ease translating config to CircleCI 2.0 so it can run on Enterprise private repository. Second and most importantly, it also adding Enterprise specific jobs in separate files with reduced config file merging conflict resolution.
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parameters:
version:
type: string
ci: bump consul and vault Signed-off-by: Yoan Blanc <yoan@dosimple.ch>
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default: 1.2.4
Refactor circleci CI scripts This adopts pattern used by Vault, where we split CircleCI yaml config into multiple files that get packed and translated to 2.0. This has two motivations: First, to ease translating config to CircleCI 2.0 so it can run on Enterprise private repository. Second and most importantly, it also adding Enterprise specific jobs in separate files with reduced config file merging conflict resolution.
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steps:
- run:
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name: Install Vault
Refactor circleci CI scripts This adopts pattern used by Vault, where we split CircleCI yaml config into multiple files that get packed and translated to 2.0. This has two motivations: First, to ease translating config to CircleCI 2.0 so it can run on Enterprise private repository. Second and most importantly, it also adding Enterprise specific jobs in separate files with reduced config file merging conflict resolution.
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command: |
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set -x
Few Windows CI changes: Always install go and vault: the check may accidentally use the CircleCI pre-installed go version instead of the cached version. Also, always install from sources without caching. Go/vault installation is basically a tarball download. That's equivalent to CirleCI caching without the complexity. These steps don't add much time either. Lastly, infer the OS when downloading tarball to avoid managing them in the job spec.
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case "${OSTYPE}" in
linux*) os="linux" ;;
darwin*) os="darwin" ;;
msys*) os="windows" ;;
*) echo "unknown os: ${OSTYPE}"; exit 1 ;;
esac
curl -SL --fail -o /tmp/vault.zip https://releases.hashicorp.com/vault/"<< parameters.version >>"/vault_"<< parameters.version >>"_"${os}"_amd64.zip
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Few Windows CI changes: Always install go and vault: the check may accidentally use the CircleCI pre-installed go version instead of the cached version. Also, always install from sources without caching. Go/vault installation is basically a tarball download. That's equivalent to CirleCI caching without the complexity. These steps don't add much time either. Lastly, infer the OS when downloading tarball to avoid managing them in the job spec.
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if [[ "${os}" != "windows" ]]; then
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sudo unzip -d /usr/local/bin /tmp/vault.zip
rm -rf /tmp/vault*
Few Windows CI changes: Always install go and vault: the check may accidentally use the CircleCI pre-installed go version instead of the cached version. Also, always install from sources without caching. Go/vault installation is basically a tarball download. That's equivalent to CirleCI caching without the complexity. These steps don't add much time either. Lastly, infer the OS when downloading tarball to avoid managing them in the job spec.
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else
rm -rf c:\Windows\vault.exe
unzip /tmp/vault.zip -d "/c/Windows"
rm -rf /tmp/vault*
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fi
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