In D1748#25326, @dereckson wrote:

Artifact

With this pipeline, documentation is generated at https://cd.nasqueron.org/job/limiting-factor-doc/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/*zip*/archive.zip.

If we decompress the archive, documentation is in the archive/target/doc/ folder.

Next step

One of them:

• Publish to docs.nasqueron.org through Jenkinsfile (requires the node and Ysul to be configured with a relevant ssh key)
• Publish through Jenkins ssh plugin (solution used on the old CI, probably not compatible with pipelines, credentials were in Jenkins)
• Trigger a Salt task to fetch the artifact archive and publish it

According Salt documentation, this is on the minion this should be installed.

Already exists as hs-shellcheck — http://www.freshports.org/devel/hs-ShellCheck

Sprint status — Notifications center — No, this is not a magic elixir, this is a fir distillate

An ant build of rNOTIF gives rather good results in 9 minutes and 53 seconds, time mainly used by Composer. Tests with XDebug run in 2.25 minutes. The Ant build quits as successful.

We've now a Docker image with nginx and PHP 7:

• refactor config:show command to be only a controller to output a CLI view:
  • create a class to query configuration information
  • consume this class from the config:show code
    • offer a web view from the configuration as a JSON document
    • consider if it's more simple to offer a POST route to submit an expected config payload to answer VALID/INVALID instead
    • ensure we can easily detect "projects map is not cached" issue

There are still nice to have, but we have used this all the year with correct results.

Added to current sprint, as it's about QA.

Speaking about credit, the relations diagram author is Mike Bostock.