Introduction

The JS7 js7 repository holds the source code to build for building the JS7 Controller and JS7 Agent.

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The JS7 Controller and Agent are implemented with Scala and have to be build built with sbt (Scala Build Tool). SOS uses sbt version 1.1.5 with sbt_script version 1.4.2.

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Determine the latest tagged version and store it to as a local variable.

tag=$(git describe --tags `git rev-list --tags --max-count=1`)

Checkout the latest version using the just stored variable to a local branch "latest" using the variable you have just stored.

git checkout $tag -b latest

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The project will be locally buildbuilt. Resulting The resulting binaries will not be published to in any repository.

./sbt-batch clean-all compile

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This is the recommended way to build JS7 as the resulting binaries are automatically published to in a local /.m2 repository and are available for further builds (e.g. sos-components).

./sbt-batch clean-all compile publishM2

If an already checked out tag is being built again then it will throw the error: java.io.IOException: PUT operation failed because the destination file exists and overwriting is disabled. To solve this error it is necessary to clear/delete the local [USER_HOME]/.m2/repository/com/sos-berlin/js7 folder before the build.

Note: It is not necessary to clear/delete the folder if a new tag is checked out and build for the first time.

Build and Publish to a Binary Repository

The credentials required to deploy to a binary repository have to be available from a credentials file, see https://www.scala-sbt.org/1.x/docs/Publishing.html#Credentials for more information.

Set the repository credentials and repository URI for the build to an environment variable with the name SBT_OPTS.

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