Configuration

In order to configure the two channels ("mainline" / "nightly"), you have to prepare two directories which should contains the file config.py. (Those directories and files will be automatically created for you at first launch of script fdroid-update.sh. However you have to set the password in the files to unlock the signing key.)

This image is intended to be used as a Jenkins executor. You may want to bind the /apk/repo directory to the host filesystem.

You need to have a directory containing:

• keystore.jks file: which contains the repository signing key

Jenkins agent need some credentials to authenticate to the Jenkins server. Those can be defined using environment variable or files.

Environment:

• JENKINS_NODE_NAME
• JENKINS_NODE_SECRET

Or using a file:

• JENKINS_NODE_NAME_FILE (Default: /srv/slave)
• JENKINS_NODE_SECRET_FILE (Default: /srv/secret)

Then you can launch the container:

APK_REPO=/path/to/repos
CONFS=/path/to/confs
JENKINS_NODE_NAME=node-name
JENKINS_NODE_SECRET=node-secret
docker run -e JENKINS_NODE_NAME=$JENKINS_NODE_NAME -e JENKINS_NODE_SECRET=$JENKINS_NODE_SECRET -v $APK_REPO:/apk/repo -v $CONFS/confs:/srv cgeo/fdroid

Usage

Configure your Jenkins job to launch the script fdroid-update.sh.

fdroid-update.sh need one parameter representing the repo to update. It can be mainline or nightly.

Ex:

fdroid-update.sh mainline