typeless
(Typeless)
September 27, 2018, 10:00am
1
I found Support for --volumes-from? and following the links like http://docs.drone.io/docker-volumes/ .
But what I want is for the git repository rather than some prebuilt binaries as the codebase is too large to clone for every build.
I also noticed that the drone-git plugin would check the emptiness of the git folder (https://github.com/drone-plugins/drone-git/blob/master/plugin.go#L41 ), so it seems possible to prepare the code repo, letting the drone-git plugin skip the git-clone step.
Is this a sane approach for my purpose?
How can I specify the mount point for code in the drone.yml and make drone mount it first before doing git-clone?
glynternet
(glynternet)
September 27, 2018, 8:30pm
2
Have you seen the following documentation page?
http://docs.drone.io/cloning/
It seems that you can provide a custom clone step, which you could make use of to provide the data from your other volume perhaps.
I’m sure someone else will be able to jump in with a more concrete example, perhaps this may be able to get your somewhere, though.
typeless
(Typeless)
September 28, 2018, 1:47am
3
Yes, I have seen the page.
By ‘custom a clone step,’ do you mean to write a customized plugin?
I cannot find the configuration that fits my purpose in the documentation without resorting to writing my customized plugin.
Edit: found a similar question [Fixed] Big repo, how to save the git clone time? . Unfortunately, the depth=1 options is not helpful enough.