man(8)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay so bestie, meet pkgos-bop-jenkins β it's a Jenkins helper that builds a package. that's the whole job description π
(and yeah, this page lives in section man(8) β the sysadmin/daemon corner of the manual, iykyk)
π SYNOPSIS π
pkgos-bop-jenkins
that's it. that's the whole invocation. no flags, no drama, no arguments. she just goes π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so here's the tea, bestie. pkgos-bop-jenkins does three iconic things in a row:
- it fetches the source package from the correct repository β and which one is "correct" depends, because it's either
pkg-javascriptoropenstackπ - it switches to the defined branch listed in
/etc/pkgos/pkgos.conf(yes, that exact path, no cap) - it builds it using
pkgos-bopπ₯
and the vibe? this script is typically used by a Jenkins installation. like, it's literally built for Jenkins to call it. main character energy for your CI pipeline fr fr π
π OPTIONS π
pkgos-bop-jenkins does not take any options.
not one. zero. the void. she needs no input, she needs no flags, she simply is β¨
π BUGS π
No known bugs.
we're perfect, we're unbothered, we're bug-free (as far as anyone knows π). genuinely obsessed with that for her π«Ά
πΈ SEE ALSO πΈ
pkgos-bopβ the actual builder this one leans on π
π AUTHOR π
- the script is written by Thomas Goirand
<zigo@debian.org>π - the man page is written by Andrii Kroshchenko
<akroshchenko@mirantis.com>π
two legends, one page, we stan β
and that's a wrap, bestie! this page came to you from version 45.0 dated 27 Apr 2016 β yeah she's vintage, she's an icon, she's still serving πβ¨ bye bye!! π
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