ClickHouse/utils/ci/default-config

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e -x

if [[ -z "$INITIALIZED" ]]; then

INITIALIZED=1

SCRIPTPATH=$(pwd)
WORKSPACE=${SCRIPTPATH}/workspace
PROJECT_ROOT=$(cd $SCRIPTPATH/.. && pwd)

# Almost all scripts take no arguments. Arguments should be in config.

# get-sources
SOURCES_METHOD=local                # clone, local, tarball
SOURCES_CLONE_URL="https://github.com/yandex/ClickHouse.git"
SOURCES_BRANCH="master"
SOURCES_COMMIT=HEAD                 # do checkout of this commit after clone

# prepare-toolchain
COMPILER=gcc                        # gcc, clang
COMPILER_INSTALL_METHOD=packages    # packages, sources
COMPILER_PACKAGE_VERSION=7          # or 6.0 for clang

# install-compiler-from-sources
CLANG_SOURCES_BRANCH=trunk          # or tags/RELEASE_600/final
GCC_SOURCES_VERSION=latest          # or gcc-7.1.0

# install-libraries
USE_LLVM_LIBRARIES_FROM_SYSTEM=0    # 0 or 1
ENABLE_EMBEDDED_COMPILER=1

# build
BUILD_METHOD=normal                 # normal, debian
BUILD_TARGETS=clickhouse            # tagtet name, all; only for "normal"
BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo           # RelWithDebInfo, Debug, ASan, TSan
CMAKE_FLAGS=""

# prepare-docker-image-ubuntu
DOCKER_UBUNTU_VERSION=bionic
DOCKER_UBUNTU_ARCH=arm64            # How the architecture is named in a tarball at https://partner-images.canonical.com/core/
DOCKER_UBUNTU_QUEMU_ARCH=aarch64    # How the architecture is named in QEMU
DOCKER_UBUNTU_TAG_ARCH=arm64        # How the architecture is named in Docker
DOCKER_UBUNTU_QEMU_VER=v2.9.1
DOCKER_UBUNTU_REPO=multiarch/ubuntu-core

THREADS=$(grep -c ^processor /proc/cpuinfo || nproc || sysctl -a | grep -F 'hw.ncpu' | grep -oE '[0-9]+')

# All scripts should return 0 in case of success, 1 in case of permanent error,
#  2 in case of temporary error, any other code in case of permanent error.
function die {
    echo ${1:-Error}
    exit ${2:1}
}

[[ $EUID -ne 0 ]] && SUDO=sudo

./install-os-packages.sh prepare

# Configuration parameters may be overriden with CONFIG environment variable pointing to config file.
[[ -n "$CONFIG" ]] && source $CONFIG

mkdir -p $WORKSPACE

fi