zulip/tools/ci/production-build

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# In short, this provisions a Zulip development environment and then
# builds a Zulip release tarball (the same way we build them for an
# actual release).  The actual test job will then install that.

set -e
set -x

# Provisioning may fail due to many issues but most of the times a network
# connection issue is the reason. So we are going to retry entire provisioning
# once again if that fixes our problem.
tools/provision --build-release-tarball-only || {
    ret=$?
    if [ "$ret" = 1 ]; then
        echo "\`provision\`: Something went wrong with the provisioning, might be a network issue, Retrying to provision..."
        tools/provision --build-release-tarball-only
    else
        echo "\`provision\`: Something REALLY BAD went wrong with the provisioning, not retrying."
        exit "$ret"
    fi
}

source tools/ci/activate-venv

if ! ./tools/build-release-tarball test; then
    echo "Attempting to output failure logging data"
    cat /tmp/tmp.*/update-prod-static.log || true
    exit 1
fi

# Move all the required artifacts to /tmp/production-build
# that will be later sent down to downstream install jobs.
mkdir /tmp/production-build
mv /tmp/tmp.*/zulip-server-test.tar.gz /tmp/production-build
cp -a \
    tools/ci/success-http-headers.template.txt \
    tools/ci/production-install \
    tools/ci/production-verify \
    tools/ci/production-upgrade \
    tools/ci/production-pgroonga \
    tools/ci/production-upgrade-pg \
    tools/ci/generate-failure-message \
    package.json yarn.lock \
    /tmp/production-build

# Check that webpack bundles use only ES2019 syntax.
# Use the yarn binary installed by tools/provision.
YARN="/srv/zulip-yarn/bin/yarn"
tar -C /tmp -xzf /tmp/production-build/zulip-server-test.tar.gz zulip-server-test/prod-static/serve/webpack-bundles
(
    GLOBIGNORE=/tmp/zulip-server-test/prod-static/serve/webpack-bundles/katex-cli.js
    $YARN run es-check es2019 /tmp/zulip-server-test/prod-static/serve/webpack-bundles/*.js
)