Removing the requirement to build the rpm as part of the image build simplifies the
build process and reduces fragility introduced by trying to keep the rpm build and
image builds in sync.
This change introduces a set of Jenkins pipelines for building MBS
images and running integration tests against Koji using those images.
These pipelines are directly based on the WaiverDB pipeline work:
https://pagure.io/waiverdb/blob/master/f/openshift
The results of those tests are used to provide feedback to Pagure PRs
and to promote images through a series of environments, which may be
used to implement a continuous deployment process.
The current test cases, written in Groovy, are:
- module-build-init: initate a module build and check that tags
and targets in Koji are created correctly
- module-build-cgimport: build an empty module and ensure that
results are imported correctly into Koji, using the CGImport
interface
Add Dockerfiles to build images for the backend and frontend.
Add an OpenShift template to deploy an MBS test instance, and connect it
to a message bus and Koji instance.
Signed-off-by: Hunor Csomortáni <csomh@redhat.com>
