ci-buildbot
ci-buildbot is a command line tool to do slack messaging from CodePipelines. ci-buildbot acts as a Slack App in
order to do its work.
To install:
pyenv virtualenv 3.8.5 ci-buildbot
pyenv local ci-buildbot
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .
Now set up the environment:
cp etc/environment.text .env
You'll need to know two things:
SLACK_API_TOKEN: this your Slack app's Oath tokenCHANNEL: this is the channel you wantci-buildbotto post into. Note that if this is a private channel, you'll need to invite theci-buildbotapp into that channel before you'll see any messages.
Now you can run the main command, buildbot:
buildbot --help
Icons
I get the icons for the Slack messages here: https://iconmonstr.com.
Get them as .pngs, 64x64px, name them appropriately to the build steps they're going to be used in, and save them to ./icons/
For the gray icons (foo-start.png), use #909090 as the icon color.
For the green icons (foo-success.png), use #0D6B19 as the icon color.
For the red icons (foo-failure.png), use #801B0B as the icon color.
ci-buildbot tells slack to retrieve the icons from an S3 bucket: ads-utils-icons.s3.amanzonaws.com. Do this to sync ./icons to S3:
make icons
Testing: CodeBuild environment variables
export CODEBUILD_START_TIME=1594856732.3577878
export CODEBUILD_VPC_AZ=us-west-2b
export CODEBUILD_LAST_EXIT=0
export CODEBUILD_START_TIME=1538752095466
export CODEBUILD_BMR_URL=https://CODEBUILD_AGENT:3000
export CODEBUILD_SOURCE_VERSION=arn:aws:s3:::bucket/pipeline/App/OGgJCVJ.zip
export CODEBUILD_KMS_KEY_ID=arn:aws:kms:us-west-2:000000011111:alias/aws/s3
export CODEBUILD_BUILD_ID=codebuild-project:40b92e01-706b-422a-9305-8bdb16f7c269
export OLDPWD=/codebuild/output/src00011222/src
export CODEBUILD_GOPATH=/codebuild/output/src084981953
export CODEBUILD_RESOLVED_SOURCE_VERSION=9e0d29404ee30b7b63258414ecccc996bbeb55c6
export CODEBUILD_BUILD_SUCCEEDING=1
export CODEBUILD_BUILD_ARN=arn:aws:codebuild:us-west-2:000000001111:build/codebuild-project:40b92e01-706b-422a-9305-8bdb16f7c269
export AWS_CONTAINER_CREDENTIALS_RELATIVE_URI=/v2/credentials/e5f23b9f-c72e-4384-9ba1-37d08aa052b7
export CODEBUILD_INITIATOR=codepipeline/pipeline-name
export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=us-west-2
export CODEBUILD_LOG_PATH=40b92e01-706b-422a-9305-8bdb16f7c269
export CODEBUILD_BUILD_IMAGE=000011112222.dkr.ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/codebuild:docker-image
export AWS_REGION=us-west-2
export CODEBUILD_SRC_DIR=/codebuild/output/src00011222/src
export CODEBUILD_AUTH_TOKEN=0730f0ab-5299-4235-a2c2-bb1f6ad07033
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