External CI/CD Pipeline — branch-independent test runner
| ci-config.json | ||
| ci-notify.sh | ||
| ci-runner.sh | ||
| ci-webhook.py | ||
| README.md | ||
TSHARPS-CI — External CI/CD Pipeline
Branch-independent CI runner for the TSHARPS flight training scheduler.
Branch Model
TestMain ──► TestStaging ──► TestProduction
(dev) (validate) (live CI)
- TestMain: Develop CI changes here
- TestStaging: Validate before going live
- TestProduction: Runs against ALL TSHARPS branches on every push
How It Works
- Developer pushes to any TSHARPS branch (mfg, rogue, spif, staging, main)
- Gitea webhook fires POST to
http://127.0.0.1:9500/ci ci-webhook.pyreceives the event and spawnsci-runner.shci-runner.shruns against the pushed branch's worktree:- Feature manifest verification
- Test suite (with quarantine for known failures)
- Package import check
ci-notify.shsends results to Telegram CICD Pipeline topic
Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| ci-webhook.py | HTTP server listening for Gitea push webhooks |
| ci-runner.sh | Main CI script — tests, features, packages |
| ci-notify.sh | Telegram notification sender |
| ci-config.json | Configuration (tokens, paths, timeouts) |
Key Rules
- Read-only: CI runner never writes to TSHARPS repos
- Same tests for all branches: No branch-specific CI logic
- No results stored here: Test results handled separately
- Runner self-monitoring: Crashes send distinct alerts
Promoting CI Changes
# 1. Develop on TestMain
git checkout TestMain
# make changes
git commit -am "add new check"
git push origin TestMain
# 2. Promote to TestStaging
git checkout TestStaging && git merge TestMain && git push
# 3. Promote to live
git checkout TestProduction && git merge TestStaging && git push
# 4. Update server
ssh server "cd /srv/tsharps-ci && git pull origin TestProduction"
Switch-Back to Gitea Actions
If this doesn't work out:
- Re-enable Gitea Actions: TSHARPS repo → Settings → Actions → check "Active"
- Stop runner:
sudo systemctl stop tsharps-ci - Remove webhook: TSHARPS repo → Settings → Webhooks → Delete