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screwdriver-artifact-bookend
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sd.cd bookend for uploading artifacts
npm install screwdriver-artifact-bookend
Store all the artifacts saved in the Artifacts Directory to the build folder in the Store, so we can make sure they're not all erased when the build is complete. This bookend currently acts only as a teardown plugin. All artifacts files/folders are written to Store on teardown.
If $SD_ZIP_ARTIFACTS
is set to true
, it compresses all artifacts under $SD_ARTIFACTS_DIR
into a zip file and uploads the zip file to the store.
This is a default plugin that is set in the default.yaml (https://github.com/screwdriver-cd/screwdriver/blob/master/config/default.yaml) under the bookends section.
For example, if $SD_ARTIFACTS_DIR
is set as /sd/workspace/artifacts
and the user creates within that directory:
/sd/workspace/artifacts
--first_dir
----first_file.txt
----second_file.txt
--second_dir
----third_file.txt
----fourth_file.txt
--fifth_file.txt
Then in Store:
https://{store-uri}/logs.screwdriver.cd/builds/<BUILD_ID>-ARTIFACTS
--first_dir
----first_file.txt
----second_file.txt
--second_dir
----third_file.txt
----fourth_file.txt
--fifth_file.txt
npm test
Code licensed under the BSD 3-Clause license. See LICENSE file for terms.
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sd.cd bookend for uploading artifacts
We found that screwdriver-artifact-bookend demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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