sunnysideup/release

Auto-release latest version of a branch.

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2.0.0 2024-11-05 21:20 UTC

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README

This module helps you release your silverstripe (or other) projects.

install

composer require sunnysideup/release

release script usage

This module comes with an opiniated release script that can be used as follows:

try it

vendor/bin/sake-release -h

skip front-end flushing

The script flushes the cli and apache cache by default.

To skip flushing the front-end, set the following variable in your .env file:

SS_RELEASE_FRONT_END=false

to release a specific branch

In general, the script will release the branch

  1. set in your command - e.g. vendor/bin/sake-release develop will release the develop branch.
  2. if not set, the script will release the branch set in the .env file - e.g. SS_RELEASE_BRANCH=develop.
  3. if not set, the script will release the branch that fits your SS_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE - e.g. SS_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE=live will release the production branch. Mapping is as follows: live => production, staging => staging, test => test, dev => develop.

To release a specific branch, set the following variable in your .env file:

SS_RELEASE_BRANCH=feature/my-branch

speed up DEV/BUILD

To speed up the dev/build, you can add the following to your .env file:

SS_FAST_DEV_BUILD=true

other notes about releasing

Here are some general notes about releases. Use as you see fit.

requirements

release should be easy ....

  • Whenever you push to a designated branch, it releases on a server (test / production).
  • We are able to roll back (db + code)
  • Releases should be fast

option 1 - use bitbucket hook with this module

Here is how:

set up .env variables

set:

  • SS_RELEASE_TOKEN="FOO_BARFOO_BARFOO_BAR" # set to a random string
  • SS_RELEASE_SCRIPT="vendor/bin/sake-release"

in your .env file.

then add a hook to bitbucket:

https://mysite.co.nz/_resources/vendor/sunnysideup/release/client/ReleaseProjectFromBitbucketHook.php?ts=FOO_BARFOO_BARFOO_BAR

See https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/using-repository-hooks-776639836.html

option 2 - use BEAM

See https://github.com/heyday/beam/

option 3 - use bitbucket pipepline with this module

  1. enable pipelines: https://bitbucket.org/yourorganisation/yourproject/admin/addon/admin/pipelines/settings (see settings / pipelines / settings)

  2. create ssh key on bitbucket.com (settings > pipelines > ssh keys)

  3. add public ssh key to server in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (or through a control panel)

  4. write file below as bitbucket-pipelines.yml in the root of your project

pipelines:
  branches:

    development:
      - step:
          script:
            - ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no bitbucket@111.222.333.444 'cd ./var/www/mysite; bash vendor/bin/sake-release develop'

    master:
      - step:
          script:
            - ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no bitbucket@111.222.333.444 'cd ./var/www/mysite; bash vendor/bin/sake-release production'
example pipelines with extra stuff

https://github.com/brettt89/silverstripe-docker

Option 4: use https://deployer.org/

TBC

Option 5: use github actions

TBC