2 # -*-perl-*- hey - emacs - this is a perl file
6 Copyright (c) 2003-2010, Andrew Dunstan
8 See accompanying License file for license details
18 my $branch = $::branch;
20 # This could be changed to use the standard layout but in a different place
21 my $basedir = "$ENV{HOME}";
23 # This template assumes that the user running the buildfarm process is "farm"
24 my $farm_user_name = getpwuid($<) // die "$0: can't get user name from uid $<: $!\n";
28 # default is github mirror of Exim
29 # Only used for the initial clone (?)
30 scmrepo => 'https://github.com/Exim/exim.git',
31 # webref for diffs on server - use default for community
33 # for --reference on git repo
34 # git_reference => undef,
35 # or gmake if required. can include path if necessary.
37 # 1 = any make will do, 0 = require GNU (default)
39 # >1 for parallel "make" and "make check" steps
41 # default is "tar -z -cf runlogs.tgz *.log"
42 # replacement must have the same effect
43 # must be absolute, can be either Unix or Windows style for MSVC
45 # If running multiple animals, an explicit common directory for
46 # the lockfile so that runs do not conflict. Otherwise, leave unset.
47 global_lock_dir => $basedir,
48 # this directory must exist before anything will work
49 build_root => "$basedir/buildfarm",
50 # set true to do vpath builds
53 keep_error_builds => 0,
54 # Linux style, use "*.core" for BSD
55 core_file_glob => 'core*',
57 # Note about HTTPS: HTTPS support is experimental. For a
58 # limited time you may try to use HTTP, in case HTTPS doesn't
61 # build process will connect to this URL to upload results
62 target => 'https://buildfarm.exim.org/cgi-bin/eximstatus.pl',
63 # update_personality uses this when you want to update your
64 # machine's info (OS, version, compiler, version)
65 upgrade_target => 'https://buildfarm.exim.org/cgi-bin/upgrade.pl',
67 # Your host alias and password in the BuildFarm
68 animal => 'alias_assigned_by_build_team',
69 secret => 'secret_assigned_by_build_team',
71 # allow automatic updates of the buildfarm client code.
72 # Leave it *unset* to get the default behaviour, set it
73 # to some false value to disable automatic updates or set it
74 # to the name of the remote Git repo you follow for your
75 # buildfarm-client code.
76 #auto_update => 'origin',
78 # if force_every is a scalar it will be used on all branches, like this
80 # force_every => 336 , # max hours between builds, undef or 0 = unforced
81 # we now prefer it to be a hash with branch names as the keys, like this
83 # this setting should be kept conservatively high, or not used at all -
84 # for the most part it's best to let the script decide if something
85 # has changed that requires a new run for the branch.
87 # an entry with a name of 'default' matches any branch not named
93 # alerts are triggered if the server doesn't see a build on a branch after
94 # this many hours, and then sent out every so often,
96 #HEAD => { alert_after => 72, alert_every => 24 },
99 print_success => undef,
101 # include / exclude pattern for files whose trigger a build
102 # if both are specified then they are both applied as filters
103 # undef means don't ignore anything.
104 # exclude qr[/(doc|po)/] to ignore changes to docs and po files (recommended)
105 # undef means null filter.
106 trigger_exclude => qr[/(doc|po)/],
107 trigger_include => undef,
109 # settings for mail notices - default to notifying nobody
110 # (putting the operator of the animal is a good idea)
111 # these lists contain addresses to be notified
112 # must be complete email addresses, as the email is sent from the server
113 # put single-quote (') around the address string
115 all => [], # unconditional
116 fail => [], # if this build fails
117 change => [], # if this build causes a state change
118 green => [], # if this build causes a state change to/from OK
121 # env settings to apply within build/report process
122 # these settings will be seen by all the processes, including the
125 # use a dedicated cache for the build farm. this should give us
126 # very high hit rates and slightly faster cache searching.
127 CCACHE_DIR => "$basedir/buildfarm/ccache/$branch",
129 ### set this if you need a proxy setting for the
130 # outbound web transaction that reports the results
131 # BF_PROXY => 'http://my.proxy.server:portnum/',
134 # Environment settings on the make commandline.
135 # These cause full compile output and don't strip the binary.
136 make_args => q/FULLECHO='' STRIP_COMMAND=''/,
138 # Settings to add to Local/Makefile. These will set or override
139 # previous definitions of variables. Example:
140 # LDFLAGS => '-Wall' will create LDFLAGS = '-Wall'
142 # uncomment to use ccache
144 # Required for some tests to pass
145 AUTH_PLAINTEXT => 'yes',
146 SUPPORT_MAILDIR => 'yes',
147 # Other examples. Could use makefile_regex instead.
149 WITH_CONTENT_SCAN => 'yes',
150 #SUPPORT_TLS => 'yes',
151 # Enable the proper libs here or see in makefile_regex
152 # for use of pkg-config
153 #USE_GNUTLS => 'yes',
154 #TLS_LIBS => '-lssl -lcrypto',
156 #LOOKUP_LDAP => 'yes',
157 #LOOKUP_INCLUDE => '-I/usr/include/mysql -I/usr/include/postgresql'
158 #LOOKUP_LIBS => '-lmysqlclient -lpq -lldap -llber',
159 #LDAP_LIB_TYPE => 'OPENLDAP2',
160 #LOOKUP_MYSQL => 'yes',
161 #LOOKUP_PGSQL => 'yes',
162 #SUPPORT_PROXY => 'yes',
163 #SUPPORT_SOCKS => 'yes',
164 #SUPPORT_SPF => 'yes',
165 #SUPPORT_DANE => 'yes',
167 # Settings to add to Local/Makefile. These will add to variables that
168 # are already defined earlier in the Makefile. Example:
169 # LDFLAGS => '-Wall' will create LDFLAGS+='-Wall'
171 # Show all warnings and errors
172 CFLAGS => '-Wall -Wno-parentheses -Werror=format-security',
173 # Or enable debugging flags
174 #CFLAGS => '-g -Wall',
176 # If set SUPPORT_SPF above, add it to the linker:
177 #LDFLAGS => '-lspf2',
180 # Another way to enable things in the Local/Makefile.
181 # Use a simple regex to change a default to what you want.
183 # If have perl devel libraries installed, can build embedded perl
184 #q(s/^# EXIM_PERL=/EXIM_PERL=/),
186 #q(s/^# (USE_GNUTLS(?:_PC)?=.*)/$1/),
187 #q(s/^# (USE_OPENSSL_PC=.*)/$1/),
188 # Several experimental features to consider
189 # May be outdated, please check a current EDITME for
191 #q(s/^# (EXPERIMENTAL_CERTNAMES.*)/$1/),
194 # The user compiled as the master exim username.
195 # Requirement: The buildfarm user that runs the build farm script *MUST* have
196 # the group of the exim user as a secondary group. Example:
197 # user=>farm, group=>farm, secondary_groups=>exim
198 # user=>exim, group=>exim
199 master_exim_user => 'exim',
201 # Range of tests to run if enable make_test in optional steps.
202 # Start with just a couple while getting the aminal set up,
203 # then enable the full set
204 range_num_tests => '1 2',
205 #range_num_tests => '1 5999',
206 # Hardcode some valid version for use during make test
207 exim_test_version => '4.84',
210 # which optional steps to run and when to run them
211 # 'make-doc' => {min_hours_since => 24*7},
212 test => {min_hours_since => 24*7},
216 locales => [qw( C )],
218 # Placemarker for auto-generated build features
223 # Configuration tuning for test suite ./configure
224 test_configure_env =>{},
225 test_configure_args =>[],
228 if ($branch eq 'global')
231 $conf{branches_to_build} = 'ALL';
233 # or 'HEAD_PLUS_LATEST' or 'HEAD_PLUS_LATEST2'
234 # or [qw( HEAD RELx_y_STABLE etc )]
238 ##################################
240 # Can use perl below for
241 # per branch processing.
243 ##################################
246 #if ($branch eq 'exim-4.90+fixes')
248 # $conf{makefile_set}{SUPPORT_DANE} = '';