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@microfocus/alm-octane-commit-injector

v1.0.0

Published

A tool that can be used to inject commits from BitBucket Server in ALM Octane.

Downloads

6

Readme

alm-octane-commit-injector

Introduction

A tool that can be used to inject commits from BitBucket Server in ALM Octane.

How to install

Install locally

By cloning the project

  • Download the project locally
  • Navigate inside the project
  • run npm i -g
  • You can now run npx alm-octane-commit-injector command from anywhere using a terminal

By directly installing the command globally

  • run npm i -g @microfocus/alm-octane-commit-injector
  • You can now run npx alm-octane-commit-injector command from anywhere using a terminal

Run directly from the npm registry

  • Directly run npx @microfocus/alm-octane-commit-injector command so that npm automatically downloads and runs the tool

Note: .env configuration file should be in the same directory where the npx command is run.

Configuration

This tool uses multiple parameters from the configuration file ('.env') to fetch commits between two specific boundaries, map them to the ALM Octane format and inject them to a specific CI.

e.g.:

git0

BitBucketServer parameters

BITBUCKET_URL - base URL for BitBucket server (egg. https://bitbucket.mycompany.com)

BITBUCKET_ACCESSTOKEN - a generated HTTP access token from BitBucket

BITBUCKET_PROJECT_KEY - key of the project (usually 3 characters abbreviation of the project name can be found in BitBucket → Projects)

BITBUCKET_REPO_SLUG - repository name

BITBUCKET_BRANCHES - a list of the branch names separated with ';' (if this is empty, it will automatically fetch the commits from all branches)

SINCE - the commit ID after which commits should be fetched (if this is empty, it will fetch the commits from the beginning)

UNTIL - the commit ID before which commits should be fetched (if this is empty, it will fetch the commits until the last one)

ALM Octane parameters

OCTANE_URL - ALM Octane base URL

OCTANE_CLIENT_ID - client ID for an active API Access (A new one can be created in Octane → Spaces → API Access)

OCTANE_CLIENT_SECRET - client secret for an active API Access

OCTANE_SHAREDSPACE - sharedSpace ID

OCTANE_WORKSPACE - workspace ID

OCTANE_CI_SERVER_ID - instance_id of the CI Server (can be found in Settings -> Spaces -> {workspace_name} -> DevOps -> CI Servers -> Instance ID)

git1

OCTANE_JOB_ID - ci_id of the CI Job representing the name of the job (can be found under Pipilines -> Overview)

git2

OCTANE_BUILD_ID - build_ci_id of the CI Build (can be found under Pipilines -> Overview -> {Job} -> Builds (Grid View))

git3