Hi, the Nettle CI has been running at the mirror repository https://gitlab.com/gnutls/nettle for several years. However, the automatic mirroring stopped working during summer, related to bureaucracy for gitlab's "open source" program. This makes this mirror and CI a lot less useful, and it might be removed at some point.
Instead, CI has now been set up to run directly on git.lysator.liu.se. There's currently one runner serving the nettle project, managed by Simon, thanks!
For now, I have disabled the remote/s390x job, since I've not been able to mark it as conditional depending account variables, and I haven't yet setup new keys (since I want to retire the key used at gitlab.com). If anyone here is more familiar with .gitlab-ci.yml, help is appreciated. I tried using
rules: - if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" && $S390X_ACCOUNT != ""
but the job is started (and then fails) even though those variables are unset.
The gnutls job is also disabled for now, let me know when there's a branch in the gnutls repo that aims to be compatible with nettle-4, and I'll reenable this job.
Regards, /Niels
Niels Möller nisse@lysator.liu.se writes:
rules:
- if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" && $S390X_ACCOUNT != ""
Shouldn't that be something like this:
rules: - if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" && $S390X_ACCOUNT != "" when: never
Note that the following
rules: - if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" && $S390X_ACCOUNT != "" - when: never
means something completely different. Each '-' stanza is evaluated on its own, the first one to lead to a job start wins. The first 'if' line is evaluated, and then the default action of when:always applies since nothing else is present, and the job is run. So you actually get kind of the reverse results you wanted.
I'm just guessing, sorry for not catching this earlier.
/Simon
Simon Josefsson simon@josefsson.org writes:
Niels Möller nisse@lysator.liu.se writes:
rules:
- if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" && $S390X_ACCOUNT != ""
Shouldn't that be something like this:
rules:
- if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" && $S390X_ACCOUNT != "" when: never
No, the intention was that in the current environment without the keys and settings needed for this job, $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY != "" should be false, and rule not match. The additional default rule "- when: never" is redundant, by my reading of the docs, I tried adding it only because I read some recommendation to be explicit about the default behavior (no rule matching).
But I think I really don't get quoting, in yaml in general and in these expressions. I suspected there might be that null != "" is evaluated as true, so to get null values treated as empty strings I tried adding quotes,
- if: "$SSH_PRIVATE_KEY" != "" && "$S390X_ACCOUNT" != ""
However, that results in syntax error from gitlab. Then I tried the opposite, removing both quotes and comparisons,
- if: $SSH_PRIVATE_KEY && $S390X_ACCOUNT
That appears to be syntactically correct, and it evaluates to false. I haven't yet tested what happens if those variables are assigned non-empty values, but I'd hope this is the right way to do it.
Regards, /Niels
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