I would be grateful for advice on how to set up CI for a project with the
following requirements:
C++ codebase with CMake as the build system
Let's say 10 separate software components each with their own
CMakeLists.txt and in their own git repo.
The components depend on each other
There's a top-level CMakeLists.txt via which any of the software
components can be built (CMake will resolve the dependencies)
So the folder structure is like this:
src/
-- top_level_build_scripts/
---- .git
---- CMakeLists.txt
---- Jenkinsfile
-- mylib1/
---- .git
---- CMakeLists.txt
---- Jenkinsfile
-- mylib2/
---- .git
---- CMakeLists.txt
---- Jenkinsfile
etc.
I would like to do this with modern Jenkins practices, so Pipeline and with
Jenkinsfile. What's important is that in Jenkins there should be listed 11
jobs: the 10 components each with their "Last Successful", "Last Failed",
Weather, etc. And the first job "Build Whole Project" which should build
each component first to last.
I've gotten as far as in the top_level_build_scripts/Jenkinsfile I add
`build job: 'mylib1', wait: false`, which does manage to start the next
job, but sadly the "mylib1" job creates a new workspace in a separate
directory, so the folder structure for the
top_level_build_scripts/CMakeLists.txt is invalid. For it to work the
folder structure must be as I drew above. Am I on the right track? Or
totally wrong approach?
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