My explanation is that I took the directions from the CI/CD page litteral. Could you please look into the directions so that these misunderstandings could be avoided?
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You can do so, using your build-scripts, or by placing specific "cp", "mv" or "rm" commands in your .drone.yml
When you use the default "codesys" build scripts, you don't need to care about the artifacts, as those commands are copying them already on their own.
I am trying to do the batch again an looking at the log via tail
"https://forge.codesys.com/download/prj,cfunit,code/build-log.txt"
Last edit: aliazzz 2019-09-13
Maybe it's a misunderstanding. The artifacts are not committed to your repository, but placed in a shared folder (see screenshot).
The artifacts are by purpose accessible through a link, which you can use directly as a download link. Like this:
https://forge.codesys.com/download/tol,cforge,code/...
It seems... :-(
My explanation is that I took the directions from the CI/CD page litteral. Could you please look into the directions so that these misunderstandings could be avoided?
How can I add, delete or modify artifacts from this implicit folder?
You can do so, using your build-scripts, or by placing specific "cp", "mv" or "rm" commands in your .drone.yml
When you use the default "codesys" build scripts, you don't need to care about the artifacts, as those commands are copying them already on their own.
If you want to have a look into the scripts:
https://forge.codesys.com/tol/codesys-4-linux/docker/ci/master/tree/codesys-ide/scripts/
Nice scripts!
Easy to read/extend!
Good work!
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