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I create a dockerfile like this FROM ubuntu:20.04
LABEL maintainer='raymondvicente@orange.fr'
RUN apt-get -y update && apt-get -y upgrade
RUN apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip
RUN pip3 install Flask
ADD ./hello.py /home/hello.py
WORKDIR /home
CMD [ “python3” , “/home/hello.py” ]
Gitlab Ci Call Python Script
and the script it’s very simple :
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(name)
Here is my./ci-cdscripts/getversion.py: import os refName = os.environ.get('CICOMMITREFNAME') piplineID = os.environ.get('CIPIPELINEID') relVersion = refName + '.0.' + piplineID version = relVersion.replace('rel.' , ') print('current version is', version) python output in pipeline log. To run these tests automatically when you push code to your repository, add the following job to your.gitlab-ci.yml. Test:pytest: image: python:3.6 script: - pip install pytest -quiet - pytest. Pytest will automatically discover all test files in your project (all files named test.py or.test.py) and execute them. Cloud & Network automation challenge: GitLab CI, Slack, and Python – part 3/3. In the previous post we set up the infrastructure at AWS and we stored the states at GitLab. Now let’s go for the most fun part, integrate everything. We will modify a security group to allow HTTP access to the FastAPI app, and we will have all kinds of. May 22, 2019 git add.gitlabci.yml git commit -m 'Updated.gitlabci.yml' git push origin master. GitLab Ci will see that there is a CI configuration file (.gitlab-ci.yml) and use this to run the pipeline: This is the start of a CI process for a python project! GitLab CI will run a linter (flake8) on every commit that is pushed up to GitLab for this project.
@app.route(’/’)
def index():
return “bonjour a tous!”
Building A CI/CD Pipeline
Gitlab Ci Run Python Script Example
if name “main”:
app.run()
Python Gitlab Ci Yaml
Replace this template with your information
I create a dockerfile like this FROM ubuntu:20.04
LABEL maintainer='raymondvicente@orange.fr'
RUN apt-get -y update && apt-get -y upgrade
RUN apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip
RUN pip3 install Flask
ADD ./hello.py /home/hello.py
WORKDIR /home
CMD [ “python3” , “/home/hello.py” ]
Gitlab Ci Call Python Script
and the script it’s very simple :
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(name)
Here is my./ci-cdscripts/getversion.py: import os refName = os.environ.get('CICOMMITREFNAME') piplineID = os.environ.get('CIPIPELINEID') relVersion = refName + '.0.' + piplineID version = relVersion.replace('rel.' , ') print('current version is', version) python output in pipeline log. To run these tests automatically when you push code to your repository, add the following job to your.gitlab-ci.yml. Test:pytest: image: python:3.6 script: - pip install pytest -quiet - pytest. Pytest will automatically discover all test files in your project (all files named test.py or.test.py) and execute them. Cloud & Network automation challenge: GitLab CI, Slack, and Python – part 3/3. In the previous post we set up the infrastructure at AWS and we stored the states at GitLab. Now let’s go for the most fun part, integrate everything. We will modify a security group to allow HTTP access to the FastAPI app, and we will have all kinds of. May 22, 2019 git add.gitlabci.yml git commit -m 'Updated.gitlabci.yml' git push origin master. GitLab Ci will see that there is a CI configuration file (.gitlab-ci.yml) and use this to run the pipeline: This is the start of a CI process for a python project! GitLab CI will run a linter (flake8) on every commit that is pushed up to GitLab for this project.
@app.route(’/’)
def index():
return “bonjour a tous!”
Building A CI/CD Pipeline
Gitlab Ci Run Python Script Example
if name “main”:
app.run()
Python Gitlab Ci Yaml
Gitlab Runner Run Python Script
it’s in gitlab now. But i would like to test the script with curl. Is-it possible ? if yes could you help me. Thank you.