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abapGit CI Tests
Latest build: https://ci.abapgit.org
Repo abapGit CI provides basic continuous integration capabilities for abapGit. The repository aims to test the serialization and deserialization of object types, as these cannot be unit tested properly.
The CI process fetches abapGit test repos from https://github.com/abapGit-tests. Then for each repo the following steps are executed:
- create package (if needed)
- clone
- pull
- syntax check
- purge (uninstall)
Additionally, a set of generic tests is performed checking the latest abapGit build.
If there is any error in these steps abapGit CI will indicate that.
Run report ZABAPGIT_CI_UPDATE_ABAPGIT to update the abapGit repo.
Run report ZABAPGIT_CI_UPDATE_ABAPGIT_CI to update the abapGit CI repo.
There are currently three possibilities to run abapGit CI:
1) Adhoc CI with report ZABAPGIT_CI
Selection screen:
Result list:
2) REST API
POST /sap/zabapgit_ci/run
3) Schedule job sequence with report ZABAPGIT_CI_JOB_SCHEDULER
A job sequence is created with
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Update abapGit repo
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Update abapGit CI repo
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Run abapGit CI
Check transportable packages
Optionally you can also let abapGit CI create the repositories in transportable packages. You need to activate the checkbox in the selection screen and specify the transport layer. Then the pull and purge actions will each get recorded into a transport request per repository. These get released and their content is checked to ensure it matches the objects in the repository.
To set up a suitable transport landscape on the AS ABAP Developer Edition you need to create a new virtual system in STMS (for example EXP, Virtual export system). This serves as a dummy export target for transport requests. Next you need create a new transport layer (for example ZEXP) and connect the current system and the virtual system with it. Then save and activate the configuration.
Prerequisites:
- abapGit developer version
- SAP NetWeaver 7.50 or higher