a more robust docker release process that only tags latest in prod

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Martin McKeaveney 2021-08-24 17:16:45 +01:00
parent 4cb057d6ab
commit a22f4759a7
2 changed files with 15 additions and 4 deletions

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#!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
tag=$1 tag=$1
tag=${tag:-latest} production=$2
if [[ ! "$tag" ]]; then
echo "No tag present. You must pass a tag to this script"
exit 1
fi
echo "Tagging images with tag: $tag" echo "Tagging images with tag: $tag"
docker tag app-service budibase/apps:$tag docker tag app-service budibase/apps:$tag
docker tag worker-service budibase/worker:$tag docker tag worker-service budibase/worker:$tag
docker push budibase/apps:$tag if [[ "$production" ]]; then
docker push budibase/worker:$tag echo "Production Deployment. Tagging latest.."
docker tag app-service budibase/apps:latest
docker tag worker-service budibase/worker:latest
fi
docker push --all-tags budibase/apps
docker push --all-tags budibase/worker

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"lint:fix": "yarn run lint:fix:ts && yarn run lint:fix:prettier && yarn run lint:fix:eslint", "lint:fix": "yarn run lint:fix:ts && yarn run lint:fix:prettier && yarn run lint:fix:eslint",
"test:e2e": "lerna run cy:test", "test:e2e": "lerna run cy:test",
"test:e2e:ci": "lerna run cy:ci", "test:e2e:ci": "lerna run cy:ci",
"build:docker": "lerna run build:docker && cd hosting/scripts/linux/ && ./release-to-docker-hub.sh $BUDIBASE_RELEASE_VERSION && cd -", "build:docker": "lerna run build:docker && cd hosting/scripts/linux/ && ./release-to-docker-hub.sh $BUDIBASE_RELEASE_VERSION release && cd -",
"build:docker:develop": "node scripts/pinVersions && lerna run build:docker && cd hosting/scripts/linux/ && ./release-to-docker-hub.sh develop && cd -", "build:docker:develop": "node scripts/pinVersions && lerna run build:docker && cd hosting/scripts/linux/ && ./release-to-docker-hub.sh develop && cd -",
"release:helm": "./scripts/release_helm_chart.sh", "release:helm": "./scripts/release_helm_chart.sh",
"multi:enable": "lerna run multi:enable", "multi:enable": "lerna run multi:enable",