Jenkins Workflow

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##Github

• Create a github project using the format docker-Project as repository name.

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• Next step is to go into the repository settings - Collaborators & teams and add Docker Team

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• Now copy the files from https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-devtemplates across to the new repository (omitting the templates root folder)

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##Jenkins

• Go to http://ci.linuxserver.io/view/All/ and login with your github credentials.

• Click on Docker

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• Click on Development

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• Click on New Item

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####Fill In the Information

• Item Name Example

• Ensure Copy Existing Item is selected, and paste in Templates/NewProjectTemplate (Capitalisation must be exactly the same)

• Click OK

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####Next screen there are three bits of information to be filled in.

#####Github Project

• https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-example

#####Source Code Management

• Repository URL https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-example

#####Docker Build & Publish

• Repository Name linuxserver/example

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⧸⧸ #####Then Save

• Click enable

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#####Go back into configuration

• Ensure Build when a change is pushed to GitHub is selected. (This has to be done after enabling the project)

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##Github

Check that the webhook is correct (It should be automatically filled in)

• Settings

• Webhooks & Services

http://ci.linuxserver.io:8080/github-webhook/

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##Now you can work on your Github project.

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##When finished

• Make sure the readme.md is updated

• Get Lonix or Sparklyballs to audit the project. If neither are going to be available within a reasonable time then please speak to IronicBadger.

• Go back to Jenkins and select your project

• Click Move

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• Select Jenkins >> Docker >> Released

• Click Move

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• Untick Skip push under Advanced in the Docker Build and Publish Section

Please ensure that the readme.md is copied across to docker hub.

##Drink Beer

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