name: Build Test # Builds and tests storm on varius platforms # also deploys images to dockerhub on: schedule: # run daily - cron: '0 6 * * *' # needed to trigger the workflow manually workflow_dispatch: env: CARL_BRANCH: "master14" CARL_GIT_URL: "https://github.com/smtrat/carl.git" STORM_GIT_URL: "${{ github.server_url }}/${{ github.repository }}.git" STORM_BRANCH: "master" # github runners currently have two cores NR_JOBS: "2" # cmake arguments CMAKE_DEBUG: "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DSTORM_DEVELOPER=ON -DSTORM_PORTABLE=ON" CMAKE_RELEASE: "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DSTORM_DEVELOPER=OFF -DSTORM_PORTABLE=ON" CARL_CMAKE_DEBUG: "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DUSE_CLN_NUMBERS=ON -DUSE_GINAC=ON -DTHREAD_SAFE=ON -DBUILD_ADDONS=ON -DBUILD_ADDON_PARSER=ON" CARL_CMAKE_RELEASE: "-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DUSE_CLN_NUMBERS=ON -DUSE_GINAC=ON -DTHREAD_SAFE=ON -DBUILD_ADDONS=ON -DBUILD_ADDON_PARSER=ON" jobs: noDeploy: runs-on: ubuntu-latest strategy: matrix: distro: ["ubuntu-18.04", "debian-10", "debian-9"] debugOrRelease: ["debug", "release"] steps: - name: Setup cmake arguments # this is strangely the best way to implement environment variables based on the value of another # GITHUB_ENV is a magic variable pointing to a file; if a line with format {NAME}={VALUE} # then the env variable with name NAME will be created/updated with VALUE run: | ([[ ${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }} == "debug" ]] && echo "CMAKE_ARGS=${CMAKE_DEBUG}" || echo "CMAKE_ARGS=${CMAKE_RELEASE}") >> $GITHUB_ENV - name: Init Docker run: sudo docker run -d -it --name storm --privileged movesrwth/storm-basesystem:${{ matrix.distro }} - name: Git clone run: sudo docker exec storm git clone --depth 1 --branch $STORM_BRANCH $STORM_GIT_URL /opt/storm - name: Run cmake run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "mkdir /opt/storm/build; cd /opt/storm/build; cmake .. ${CMAKE_ARGS}" - name: Build storm run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "cd /opt/storm/build; make -j ${NR_JOBS}" # A bit hacky... but its usefullnes has been proven in production - name: Check release makeflags if: matrix.debugOrRelease == 'release' run: | sudo docker exec storm bash -c "/opt/storm/build/bin/storm --version | grep 'with flags .* -O3' || (echo \"Error: Missing flag \'-O3\' for release build.\" && false)" sudo docker exec storm bash -c "/opt/storm/build/bin/storm --version | grep 'with flags .* -DNDEBUG' || (echo \"Error: Missing flag \'-DNDEBUG\' for release build.\" && false)" - name: Check debug makeflags if: matrix.debugOrRelease == 'debug' run: | sudo docker exec storm bash -c "/opt/storm/build/bin/storm --version | grep 'with flags .* -g' || (echo \"Error: Missing flag \'-g\' for debug build.\" && false)" - name: Run unit tests run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "cd /opt/storm/build; ctest test --output-on-failure" deploy: runs-on: ubuntu-latest env: DISTRO: "ubuntu-20.04" strategy: matrix: debugOrRelease: ["debug", "release"] steps: - name: Setup cmake arguments # this is strangely the best way to implement environment variables based on the value of another # GITHUB_ENV is a magic variable pointing to a file; if a line with format {NAME}={VALUE} # then the env variable with name NAME will be created/updated with VALUE run: | ([[ ${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }} == "debug" ]] && echo "CMAKE_ARGS=${CMAKE_DEBUG}" || echo "CMAKE_ARGS=${CMAKE_RELEASE}") >> $GITHUB_ENV ([[ ${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }} == "debug" ]] && echo "CARL_CMAKE_ARGS=${CARL_CMAKE_DEBUG}" || echo "CARL_CMAKE_ARGS=${CARL_CMAKE_RELEASE}") >> $GITHUB_ENV - name: Login into docker run: echo "${{ secrets.DOCKER_PASSWORD }}" | sudo docker login -u "${{ secrets.DOCKER_USERNAME }}" --password-stdin - name: Init Docker run: sudo docker run -d -it --name storm --privileged movesrwth/storm-basesystem:${DISTRO} ##### # Build & DEPLOY CARL ##### # We should not do partial updates :/ # but we need to install some dependencies # Surely we can find a better way to do this at some point - name: Update base system run: | sudo docker exec storm apt-get update sudo docker exec storm apt-get upgrade -qqy - name: install dependencies run: sudo docker exec storm apt-get install -qq -y uuid-dev pkg-config - name: Git clone carl run: sudo docker exec storm git clone --depth 1 --branch $CARL_BRANCH $CARL_GIT_URL /opt/carl - name: Run cmake for carl run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "mkdir /opt/carl/build; cd /opt/carl/build; cmake .. ${CARL_CMAKE_ARGS}" - name: Build carl run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "cd /opt/carl/build; make lib_carl -j ${NR_JOBS}" - name: Deploy carl run: | sudo docker commit storm movesrwth/carl:ci-${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }} sudo docker push movesrwth/carl:ci-${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }} ##### # Build & TEST & DEPLOY STORM ##### - name: Git clone run: sudo docker exec storm git clone --depth 1 --branch $STORM_BRANCH $STORM_GIT_URL /opt/storm - name: Run cmake run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "mkdir /opt/storm/build; cd /opt/storm/build; cmake .. ${CMAKE_ARGS}" - name: Build storm run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "cd /opt/storm/build; make -j ${NR_JOBS}" # A bit hacky... but its usefullnes has been proven in production - name: Check release makeflags if: matrix.debugOrRelease == 'release' run: | sudo docker exec storm bash -c "/opt/storm/build/bin/storm --version | grep 'with flags .* -O3' || (echo \"Error: Missing flag \'-O3\' for release build.\" && false)" sudo docker exec storm bash -c "/opt/storm/build/bin/storm --version | grep 'with flags .* -DNDEBUG' || (echo \"Error: Missing flag \'-DNDEBUG\' for release build.\" && false)" - name: Check debug makeflags if: matrix.debugOrRelease == 'debug' run: | sudo docker exec storm bash -c "/opt/storm/build/bin/storm --version | grep 'with flags .* -g' || (echo \"Error: Missing flag \'-g\' for debug build.\" && false)" - name: Run unit tests run: sudo docker exec storm bash -c "cd /opt/storm/build; ctest test --output-on-failure" - name: Deploy storm run: | sudo docker commit storm movesrwth/storm:ci-${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }} sudo docker push movesrwth/storm:ci-${{ matrix.debugOrRelease }}