release-manager 0.4.1

Utility for creating and uploading zip packages

Overview

The release-manager is a Python utility for easily uploading zipped or plain binaries to a destination target. It allows you to:

• Create new package versions

• Upload artifacts to said version

• Currently only support zip

• Upload to multiple targets

• Currently supports Bintray and AWS S3

• Combine N binaries into the artifact that is then uploaded

• Upload N artifacts to for the package

Installing

• Option 1: Download this repository and run: python setup.py install

• Option 2: Install from pip: pip install release-manager

Usage

usage: release-manager.py [-h] [--config CONFIG] [--make-version]
                          [--make-artifact] [--upload-artifact]
                          [--check-version] [--version]

Bintray utility for creating and uploading zip packages.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  --config CONFIG    the path to the configuration yaml file
  --make-version     makes a new version for the package
  --make-artifact    makes the artifacts that will be uploaded
  --upload-artifact  uploads the artifacts to the targets
  --check-version    checks that the version specified matches the build
  --version          show program's version number and exit

Please note when specifying the options to run that they will be applied to every package in your config file.

Options:

• You cannot upload the artifacts without also making the artifacts:

• --upload-artifact requires --make-artifact

• Checking the version is useful for automated build tools such as travis to assert that you have the correct build versions specified

Config

The release-manager requires a config be passed to it in the form of a yaml file. You can find a sample config in the resources directory.

Environment resolver

To get values from the environment at runtime set the value like the following:

some_env_key: <%= ENV['SOME_ENV_VALUE'] %>

Shell resolver

To evaluate a shell command at runtime set the value like the following:

some_cmd_value: <%= CMD['cat VERSION'] %>

NOTE: If the command does not exit with code 0 the config will not load.

Variable resolver

If you need to access a variable many-times in your config and it is okay for it to be hardcoded you can use the local variable resolver.

This works like so:

some_var_value: "hello_world"
some_ref_var_value: {{ some_var_value }}

Function resolver

release-manager provides you one (for now) predefined function - sbt_version(path). Using it you can extract version of SBT project in specified path.

This works like so:

some_cmd_value: <%= FUNC['sbt_version(../scalaz)'] %>

Example config

# Required: local settings
local:
  root_dir : <%= ENV['TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR'] %>

# Required: deployment targets
targets:
  - type     : "bintray" # Options: bintray
    user     : <%= ENV['BINTRAY_USER'] %>
    password : <%= ENV['BINTRAY_PASSWORD'] %>

# Required: packages to be deployed
packages:
  - repo     : "generic"
    name     : "release-manager"
    user_org : "jbeemster"
    publish  : true

    # Will attempt to overwrite a published entity if one is found
    override : false

    # If the artifact already exists will determine whether or not
    # to fail the release
    continue_on_conflict : false

    # The version of this package
    version  : <%= CMD['cat VERSION'] %>

    # Required IF '--check-version' is passed: will assert that
    # both versions are the same
    build_version : <%= ENV['TRAVIS_TAG'] %>

    # Optional: Build commands
    # You can nest your artifact creation commands here!
    build_commands:
      - ls -ls

    # Required: Artifact
    artifacts:
        # The artifact name is composed like so:
        # {{prefix}}{{version}}{{suffix}}.zip
      - prefix : "release_manager_"
        suffix : ""
        type   : "zip"

        # The binaries to put in the zip
        binary_paths:
          - setup.py

Multiple locations

Same artifact can be uploaded into two or more buckets, without unnecessary boilerplate if you use locations keyword instead of first-level buckets, path and region.

packages:
  - name     : "acme-app-multiple-locations"
    locations:
    - bucket   : "acme-hosted-assets-us-east-1"
      path     : "software/acme-app"
      region   : "us-east-1"
    - bucket   : "acme-hosted-assets-us-west-1"
      path     : "software/acme-app"
      region   : "us-west-1"
    publish  : true
    override : false
    continue_on_conflict : false
    version  : "0.1.0"

Note that if you’re using locations array - first-level bucket, path and region must be absent.

AWS S3 target

In addition to Bintray you can also upload your files to Amazon S3.

targets:
  - type     : "awss3" # Options: bintray
    user     : <%= ENV['AWS_ACCESS_KEY'] %>
    password : <%= ENV['AWS_SECRET_KEY'] %>

As is artifacts

In addition to zip artifacts you can also upload plain files from your local FS.

artifacts:
  - prefix : "release_manager_"
    suffix : ""
    type   : "asis"

    binary_paths:
      - setup.py

File setup.py will be renamed to release_manager_{{ version}} and upload into specified path.

Copyright and license

The Release Manager is copyright 2016 Snowplow Analytics Ltd.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”); you may not use this software except in compliance with the License.

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.