The plugin script parses command-line options looking for Java system
properties and extracts these arguments to pass to the java command when
starting the JVM. Since elasticsearch-plugin allows arbitrary user
arguments to the JVM via ES_JAVA_OPTS, this parsing is unnecessary. This
commit removes this unnecessary
Relates #18207
In order to be able to clean up broken steps in the release, one should
be able to run each step individually. So now one needs to specifiy each
step to run via cmdline argument
* --deploy-sonatype: runs `mvn deploy` and pushes to the staging mvn repo
* --deploy-s3: copies all artifacts over to the s3bucket
* --deploy-s3-repos: Creates the s3 repositories
* --no-install option, so that an existing mvn repo can be used for s3 operations
Also, several minor changes have been added
* Fixed typo in smoke test reference for email
* Checking for correct AWS environment variables
* Only create releases directory if it does not exist
* RPM sign check is only executed after `mvn install`
* Various path fixes for deb/rpm-s3 uploads
* Added output of deb/rpm-s3 commands for easier debugging
* Add configurable destination s3 bucket
* Removed verbosity, always be verbose
* Added color to the command which is being running right now, to differentiate from console output
* Automatic package repository creation for debian and rpm repositories using deb-s3 and rpm-s3 tools
* Fixing paths in email for repositories
* Add manual verification step for maven staging repo
* Do not create release directory in /tmp, because we might loose it on VMs
* Removed unused download-s3 script
* Add signage check for RPM
* Removed download-s3.py/upload-s3.py, as they are unused
Closes#13209
The script now allows to run all required steps at once and alternatively
prints out manual instructions to run the steps individually. It also has
flags and options to run debug builds from a local checkout.
Jason Tedor
Dongjoon Hyun
Jim Ferenczi
Alexander Reelsen
Clinton Gormley
Simon Willnauer
Simon Willnauer