Not for public consumption

This is a toolkit @kentfredric has thrown together for streamlining various aspects of our travis testing and jitpack deployment stacks.

Primarily, its tasked with installing a non-standard JDK Implementation, Zulu as opposed to the generic openjdk or oracle JDK implementations that is provided by most install targets.

It also contains helpers for provisioning boot on those targets, and setting up the environment for installing dependencies and testing.

Invocation

This toolkit operates by injecting itself into the target build environment to allow more control of that environment through commands.

For instance, the following syntax would not work as the invoked script can't control its calling environment

  install:
    - ./setup_environment.sh

Instead, this script has to be source'd for the real work to happen.

before_install:
  - curl -fsSLo init.sh http://irresponsible.github.io/tools.travis.jdk-installer/init.sh
  - source init.sh

Injected Functions

install_jdk "$JDKID"

This will ensure the JDK specified is injected into $PATH and configured in $JAVA_HOME

before_install:
  - ...
  - install_jdk "zulu8"

Valid options:

• zulu7
• zulu8
• zulu9

Additonal Valid Options on Travis:

• oraclejdk8
• openjdk7

These are only available on travis as they use travis-specific logic and assumptions to work.

install_boot

This will ensure a script will exist that can be called as:

 ./boot

setup_boot_env

This will inject two variables into your environment that will increase the chances of your large dependency stacks being installed, and will force a specific version of boot overriding the one defined in your project.

• BOOT_VERSION: A recent boot version
• BOOT_JVM_OPTIONS: -Xmx2g -client -XX:+TieredCompilation -XX:TieredStopAtLevel=1 -Xverify:none -XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled