Version 4.0 and older

Simple plugin that allows for configuration to only become available when running under specific cloud CI providers.This just leads to a more beautiful DSL than having to use if conditions and simultaneously having to remember which environmental variables to check.

Simply because typing stuff like this looks ugly in a Gradle build script

if( System.getenv()['APPVEYOR'] ) {
  test {
    jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
  }
}

Now you can have a slicker DSL to do the same for a variety of CI products.

Applying the plugin

See https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/org.ysb33r.cloudci for up to date information on applying this plugin.

Conditional Configuration

Appveyor

ci {
    appveyor { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m' (2)
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on AppVeyor
2	By example you can set the JVM Args for tests when on Appveyor.

Amazon CodeBuild

ci {
    codebuild { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m' (2)
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on AppVeyor
2	By example you can set the JVM Args for tests when building on Amazon CodeBuild.

Bamboo

ci {
    bamboo { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only use this configuration if an Atlassian Bamboo agent is detected.

Circle CI

ci {
    circleci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on Circle CI.

Codeship

ci {
    codeship { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on Codeship.

Drone

ci {
    drone { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only use this configuration if a Drone agent is detected.

GitHub Actions

ci {
    githubactions { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only use this configuration if a GitHub Actions build is detected.

GitLab Runners

ci {
    gitlabci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only use this configuration if a GitLab runner is detected.

Go CD

ci {
    gocd { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on Go CD.

Jenkins CI

ci {
    jenkinsci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on a Jenkins CI server.

Teamcity

ci {
    travisci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on Jetbrains Teamcity

Travis CI

ci {
    travisci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration when on Travis CI

Any supported CI

ci {
    any_ci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Run this configuration if executed under any of the supported CI environments. Use `any_ci`, as the use of `any` from previous releases is deprecated).

No CI

ci {
    no_ci { (1)
       test {
         jvmArgs '-Xmx:2048m'
       }
    }
}

1	Only run this configuration if none of the supported CI environments are detected.

Pushing test results to Appveyor’s Build Worker API

If you have any tasks based up on the Gradle Test class, you can have the test results pushed in real time via the Build Worker API. All you need to do is

plugins {
  id 'org.ysb33r.cloudci.appveyor.testreporter' version '<VERSION>' (1)
}

1	See https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/org.ysb33r.cloudci.appveyor.testreporter for up to date information on applying this plugin.

Now when you run your tests the results will be posted when your build runs on Appveyor.

Currently only the Test task type is supported, which will cover most cases for JVM projects.