OpenSearch/dev-tools/ci

#!/bin/bash
# This script is used as a single command to run the x-pack tests.
#
# It will attempt to check out 'elasticsearch' into a sibling directory
# unless the environment variable `USE_EXISTING_ES` has a value. The
# branch of elasticsearch which will be checked out depends on
# environment variables. If running locally, set GIT_BRANCH. When
# running in Jenkins, that env var is set. When running a PR
# jenkins job, the variables PR_SOURCE_BRANCH and PR_TARGET_BRANCH
# will be set and the source branch will be looked for in elasticsearch
# before falling back to the target branch name.
#
# It will also attempt to install the appropriate version of node.js
# for the Kibana plugin tests using nvm, unless
# `xpack.kibana.build=false` is defined in
# ~/.gradle/gradle.properties. Set a custom nvm directory using the
# `NVM_DIR` environment variable.
#

# Turn on semi-strict mode
set -e
set -o pipefail

# Allow the user choose different test through a single cli arg
# default to `check` if no argument has been supplied
key=${1-check}
case $key in
    intake)
        GRADLE_CLI_ARGS=(
            "--info"
            "compileJava"
            "compileTestJava"
            "precommit"
            "check"
            "-Dtests.network=true"
            "-Dtests.badapples=true"
        )
        ;;
    packagingTest)
        GRADLE_CLI_ARGS=(
            "--info"
            "-Pvagrant.boxes=all"
            "packagingTest"
        )
        ;;
    bwcTest)
        GRADLE_CLI_ARGS=(
            "--info"
            "bwcTest"
        )
        ;;
    check)
        GRADLE_CLI_ARGS=(
            "--info"
            "check"
            "-Dtests.network=true"
            "-Dtests.badapples=true"
        )
        ;;
    releaseTest)
        GRADLE_CLI_ARGS=(
            "--info"
            "check"
            "-Dtests.network=true"
            "-Dtests.badapples=true"
            "-Dbuild.snapshot=false"
            "-Dtests.jvm.argline=-Dbuild.snapshot=false"
        )
        ;;
    *)
        echo "Unsupported cli argument $1. Allowed arguments are packagingTest or check. No argument defaults to check."
        exit 1;;
esac

SCRIPT="$0"

# SCRIPT may be an arbitrarily deep series of symlinks. Loop until we have the concrete path.
while [ -h "$SCRIPT" ] ; do
  ls=$(ls -ld "$SCRIPT")
  # Drop everything prior to ->
  link=$(expr "$ls" : '.*-> \(.*\)$')
  if expr "$link" : '/.*' > /dev/null; then
    SCRIPT="$link"
  else
    SCRIPT=$(dirname "$SCRIPT")/"$link"
  fi
done

# determine base directory
BASE_DIR=$(dirname "$SCRIPT")/..

# make BASE_DIR absolute
BASE_DIR=$(cd "$BASE_DIR"; pwd)

PARENT_DIR=$(cd "$BASE_DIR"/../..; pwd)

# go to the parent directory
cd $PARENT_DIR

if [ -z ${USE_EXISTING_ES:+x} ]; then
    if [ -d "./elasticsearch" ]; then
        echo "I expected a clean workspace but an 'elasticsearch' sibling directory already exists in [$PARENT_DIR]!"
        echo
        echo "Either define 'USE_EXISTING_ES' or remove the existing 'elasticsearch' sibling."
        exit 1
    fi

    function pick_clone_target {
      echo "picking which branch of elasticsearch to clone"

      # PR_* are provided by the CI git plugin for pull requests
      if [[ -n "$PR_AUTHOR" && -n "$PR_SOURCE_BRANCH" ]]; then
        GH_USER="$PR_AUTHOR"
        BRANCH="$PR_SOURCE_BRANCH"
        echo " -> using pull request author $GH_USER and branch $BRANCH"
        if [[ -n "$(git ls-remote --heads https://github.com/$GH_USER/elasticsearch.git $BRANCH 2>/dev/null)" ]]; then
          return
        fi
      fi
      GH_USER="elastic"
      # GIT_BRANCH is provided by normal CI runs. It starts with the repo, i.e., origin/master
      # If we are not in CI, we fall back to the master branch
      BRANCH="${PR_TARGET_BRANCH:-${GIT_BRANCH#*/}}"
      BRANCH="${BRANCH:-master}"
      echo " -> using CI branch $BRANCH from elastic repo"
    }

    pick_clone_target

    DEPTH=1
    if [ -n "$BUILD_METADATA" ]; then
      IFS=';' read -ra metadata <<< "$BUILD_METADATA"
      for kv in "${metadata[@]}"; do
        IFS='=' read -ra key_value <<< "$kv"
        if [ "${key_value[0]}" == "git_ref_elasticsearch" ]; then
          # Force checked out hash if build metadata is set. We use a depth of 100, which
          # assumes there are no more than 100 commits between head of the branch and
          # last-good-commit. This is still quite a bit faster than pulling the entire history.
          ES_REF="${key_value[1]}"
          DEPTH=100
        fi
      done
    fi

    echo " -> checking out '$BRANCH' branch from $GH_USER/elasticsearch..."
    git clone -b $BRANCH "https://github.com/$GH_USER/elasticsearch.git" --depth=$DEPTH

    if [ ! -z $ES_REF ]; then
      echo " -> using elasticsearch ref from build metadata: $ES_REF"
      git -C elasticsearch checkout $ES_REF
    else
      ES_REF="$(git -C elasticsearch rev-parse HEAD)"
    fi

    echo " -> checked out elasticsearch revision: $ES_REF"
    echo

else
    if [ -d "./elasticsearch" ]; then
        echo "Using existing 'elasticsearch' checkout"
    else
        echo "You have defined 'USE_EXISTING_ES' but no existing Elasticsearch directory exists!"
        exit 2
    fi
fi

# back to base directory
cd "$BASE_DIR"

echo "Running x-pack-elasticsearch tests..."
echo "Running in $PWD"

# output the commands
set -xuf

# clean
./gradlew --stacktrace clean -Dorg.gradle.java.home=${RUNTIME_JAVA_HOME:-$JAVA_HOME}

# Actually run the tests
GRADLE_CLI_ARGS+=("-Dorg.gradle.java.home=${RUNTIME_JAVA_HOME:-$JAVA_HOME}")
./gradlew "${GRADLE_CLI_ARGS[@]}"

# write the ES hash we checked out to build metadata
mkdir build
echo "git_ref_elasticsearch=$ES_REF" > build/build_metadata

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