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Digdag

Circle CI

Travis CI

Documentation

Please check digdag.io and docs.digdag.io for installation & user manual.

Development

Prerequirements

  • JDK 8
  • Node.js 8.x

Installing Node.js using nodebrew:

$ curl -L git.io/nodebrew | perl - setup
$ echo 'export PATH=$HOME/.nodebrew/current/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bashrc
$ source ~/.bashrc
$ nodebrew install-binary v8.x
$ nodebrew use v8.x

Installing Node.js using Homebrew on Mac OS X:

$ brew install node
  • Python 3
    • sphinx
    • sphinx_rtd_theme
    • recommonmark

Running tests

$ ./gradlew check

Test coverage report is generated at didgag-*/build/reports/jacoco/test/html/index.html. Findbugs report is generated at digdag-*/build/reports/findbugs/main.html.

Testing with PostgreSQL

Test uses in-memory H2 database by default. To use PostgreSQL, set following environment variables:

$ export DIGDAG_TEST_POSTGRESQL="$(cat config/test_postgresql.properties)"

Building CLI executables

$ ./gradlew cli
$ ./gradlew cli -PwithoutUi  # build without integrated UI

(If the command fails during building UI due to errors from node command, you can try to add -PwithoutUi argument to exclude the UI from the package).

It makes an executable in pkg/, e.g. pkg/digdag-$VERSION.jar.

Releasing a new version

You need to set Bintray user name and API key in BINTRAY_USER and BINTRAY_KEY environment variables.

  1. run git pull origin --tags.
  2. run ./gradlew setVersion -Pto=<version> command.
  3. write release notes to releases/release-<version>.rst file. It must include at least version (the first line) and release date (the last line).
  4. run ./gradlew clean cli site check releaseCheck.
  5. if it succeeded, run ./gradlew release.

If major version is incremented, also update version = and release = at digdag-docs/src/conf.py.

Releasing a SNAPSHOT version

./gradlew releaseSnapshot

Develop digdag-ui

Node.js development server is useful because it reloads changes of digdag-ui source code automatically.

First, put following lines to ~/.config/digdag/config and start digdag server:

server.http.headers.access-control-allow-origin = http://localhost:9000
server.http.headers.access-control-allow-headers = origin, content-type, accept, authorization, x-td-account-override, x-xsrf-token, cookie
server.http.headers.access-control-allow-credentials = true
server.http.headers.access-control-allow-methods = GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, HEAD
server.http.headers.access-control-max-age = 1209600

Then, start digdag-ui development server:

$ cd digdag-ui/
$ npm install
$ npm run dev    # starts dev server on http://localhost:9000/

Updating documents

Documents are in digdag-docs/src directory. They're built using Sphinx.

Website is hosted on www.digdag.io using Github Pages. Pages are built using deployment step of circle.yml and automatically pushed to gh-pages branch of digdag-docs repository.

To build the pages and check them locally, run following command:

$ ./gradlew site

This might not always update all necessary files (Sphinx doesn't manage update dependencies well). In this case, run ./gradlew clean first.

It builds index.html at digdag-docs/build/html/index.html.

Release Notes

The list of release note is here.