Apart from just doing a local run, this script enables a local mesa repository to be used for the CI run. For this to work the mesa repository is assumed to be located in a directory next to the virgilrenderer. $ ls -la . .. mesa virgilrenderer $ virgilrenderer/ci/run_ci_locally.sh Reviewed-by: Gurchetan Singh <gurchetansingh@chromium.org> Signed-off-by: Robert Foss <robert.foss@collabora.com> Signed-off-by: Jakob Bornecrantz <jakob@collabora.com>macos/master
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PROJECT_PATH="$(dirname $(readlink -f "$0"))/.." |
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cd ${PROJECT_PATH} |
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DOCKER_DRIVER=overlay2 |
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RENDER_DEVICE=/dev/dri/renderD128 |
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DOCKER_IMAGE=virglrenderer/ci |
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LOCAL_MESA_PATH="../$PROJECT_PATH/mesa" |
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LOCAL_VIRGL_PATH="${PROJECT_PATH}" |
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if test -e $LOCAL_MESA_PATH; then LOCAL_MESA="-v $LOCAL_MESA_PATH:/local_mesa -e LOCAL_MESA=/local_mesa"; fi |
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if test -e $LOCAL_VIRGL_PATH; then LOCAL_VIRGL="-v $LOCAL_VIRGL_PATH:/virglrenderer -e LOCAL_VIRGL=/virglrenderer"; fi |
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if test -e $RENDER_DEVICE; then RD_CONFIG="--device=$RENDER_DEVICE -e RENDER_DEVICE=$RENDER_DEVICE"; fi |
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echo LOCAL_MESA=$LOCAL_MESA |
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echo LOCAL_VIRGL=$LOCAL_VIRGL |
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echo RD_CONFIG=$RD_CONFIG |
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rm -rf $PROJECT_PATH/results |
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mkdir -p $PROJECT_PATH/results |
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time docker build -t $DOCKER_IMAGE -f ci/Dockerfile --cache-from $DOCKER_IMAGE:latest ci |
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time docker run \ |
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-it \ |
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--ulimit core=99999999999:99999999999 \ |
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$RD_CONFIG \ |
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$LOCAL_MESA \ |
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$LOCAL_VIRGL \ |
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/virglrenderer/ci/run-tests.sh 2>&1 | tee results/log.txt |
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