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Andrew Schwartzmeyer e1e014295b Add -powershell and -Pester options to Start-PSPester
When testing containers, we want to use the in-box PowerShell.
2016-09-12 15:01:19 -07:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e
if [[ -z "$FORK" ]]; then
FORK=PowerShell
fi
if [[ -z "$BRANCH" ]]; then
BRANCH=master
fi
# Build both sets by default
if [[ -z "$BUILDS" ]]; then
BUILDS="stable unstable"
fi
# Build specified distributions
if [[ -z $DISTROS ]]; then
DISTROS="ubuntu14.04 ubuntu16.04 centos7"
fi
for build in $BUILDS; do
# cd so $distro is only the distro name
cd $build
for distro in $DISTROS; do
image="$build/$distro"
if [[ "$TEST" -eq 1 ]]; then
echo "Testing $image"
command="cd PowerShell; Import-Module ./build.psm1; Install-Dotnet -NoSudo; Start-PSPester -powershell powershell -Pester ./src/Modules/Shared/Pester"
# clone repo for stable images because it's not already done
if [[ "$build" = stable ]]; then
command="git clone --recursive https://github.com/$FORK/PowerShell -b $BRANCH; $command"
fi
# run Pester tests inside container
docker run --rm -it powershell/powershell:$build-$distro -c "$command"
else
echo "Building $image"
# copy the common script because it lives outside the docker build context
if [[ "$build" = unstable ]]; then
cp bootstrap.ps1 $distro
buildargs="--build-arg fork=$FORK --build-arg branch=$BRANCH"
fi
# build and tag the image so they can be derived from
docker build $buildargs -t powershell/powershell:$build-$distro $distro
fi
done
cd ..
done