Repo app updates programmatically

[Maquis196]

Hi, I do apologise if this is a dupe, I did do a quick look but couldn't find anything. So im looking to update one of the apps I uploaded to its latest upstream and as I originally promised, I'm going to devops the hell out of it, no more using my pyra to build it etc etc. Going to rinse github actions perhaps etc etc.

anyways, long story short, I will end up with a package somewhere that I think I cant upload to our repo without manually getting involved, this isnt a huge problem at this time, but would be nice if there was a way to do this automatically?

happy to use my username/password in a http post if thats doable? obviously long term id murder for api keys but was wondering if this is supported and if so could someone get me an example url? Hopefully I'll end up with some cookie-cutter setup that I can replicate for all my stuff so its just a question of anyone bumping a value in a repo and we get a new build.


How to QA said build? yeah I'm wondering that too! Cheers for reading my ramblings!

 

[TeDaDeS]

Hi, I do apologise if this is a dupe, I did do a quick look but couldn't find anything. So im looking to update one of the apps I uploaded to its latest upstream and as I originally promised, I'm going to devops the hell out of it, no more using my pyra to build it etc etc. Going to rinse github actions perhaps etc etc.

anyways, long story short, I will end up with a package somewhere that I think I cant upload to our repo without manually getting involved, this isnt a huge problem at this time, but would be nice if there was a way to do this automatically?

happy to use my username/password in a http post if thats doable? obviously long term id murder for api keys but was wondering if this is supported and if so could someone get me an example url? Hopefully I'll end up with some cookie-cutter setup that I can replicate for all my stuff so its just a question of anyone bumping a value in a repo and we get a new build.


How to QA said build? yeah I'm wondering that too! Cheers for reading my ramblings!

Interesting questions, I'm not at that stage yet. After I build something I just run it on the Pyra to see if it works properly, and copy that file to the repo manually.
But I can imagine automating that flow would be useful. Is there a good Pyra emulator already, I don't think there is. You could run QEMU and a Debian VM to get some test coverage. A Debian Bookwom VM is also useful for cross-compiling, as it's usually much faster than a Pyra.
For uploading, someone else might know the answer if this can be done in an automated way.