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ci: migrate open source licensing pipeline to a different Concourse URL #173
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fly -t "${TARGET}" order-pipelines --alphabetical > /dev/null |
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nit: would be good to add an empty line here so git doesn't complain
branch: main | ||
- name: wavefront-sdk-go | ||
type: git | ||
source: | ||
uri: [email protected]:wavefrontHQ/wavefront-sdk-go | ||
branch: main | ||
private_key: ((tas2to-osspi.github-private-key)) | ||
private_key: ((tas2to.github-private-key)) |
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nit: it would be nice to give the go sdk its own set of secrets
fly -t runway sync || ( | ||
echo "This requires the runway target to be set" | ||
echo "Create this target by running 'fly -t runway login -c https://runway-ci.eng.vmware.com -n tobs-k8s-group'" | ||
echo "Create this target by running 'fly -t "${TARGET}" login -c https://runway-ci-sfo.eng.vmware.com -n cpo-team-troll'" |
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change request: how about we create a new runway group just for the Wavefront SDKs?
question: Can we also create a new private repo for these internal concourse pipelines, and store them there instead? |
Thanks for all of the feedback, @LukeWinikates! I'll look at this later today. |
for reference, here's what the java/python SDKs' osspi pipelines look like |
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