Drone

[msbt]

@marcusquinn same here, but the Drone runners are still not part of the equation, would be nice if they could work together with the docker addon to have it 100% "portable"

[girish]

@marcusquinn Which package are you using ? Or are you running this outside Cloudron ?

[vladimir.d]

@girish said in Drone:

@marcusquinn Which package are you using ? Or are you running this outside Cloudron ?

We are running Docker runner and SSH runner as docker containers and Exec runner as a service on the Cloudron host, basically exactly as described in the Drone documentation.
https://docs.drone.io/runner/overview/

@msbt said in Drone:

@marcusquinn same here, but the Drone runners are still not part of the equation, would be nice if they could work together with the docker addon to have it 100% "portable"

Maybe we'll package runners as cloudron apps later that could build & deploy an app on Cloudron.

[girish]

@vladimir-d I meant the drone server. How are you running it - https://docs.drone.io/server/overview/ ? Is it a Cloudron package or something else?

[msbt]

@girish our own @fbartels already created a nice package: https://github.com/fbartels/cloudron-drone-app which require a few manual steps, but is still good to go.

Back then I used a mashup of this one and the one atridad (?) created (which is no longer online it seems).

[girish]

Ah, I didn't realize @fbartels opened it up for all.

[vladimir.d]

@girish we are using drone app packaged by @fbartels.

[girish]

We published Woodpecker now, which is a fork of Drone. If needed, we can also publish a Drone package later.

[fbartels]

Drone is transitioning away from a simple CI runner to a full platform incl. git repository hosting.

https://github.com/harness/gitness#what-is-gitness-and-where-is-drone

Seems a risky move with so many well established other market players (free and paid).

Edit: they just had their first beta release.

[robi]

With vendor and pipeline agnosticism this will be useful to many.

Might even be a good idea for the Cloudron team to consider using it internally since it supports so many languages well and builds faster.