Update README.md with more detailed manual deploy steps #93
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61-63: Add prerequisite checks and error handling.The authentication step assumes the CircleCI CLI is installed and doesn't handle potential errors.
Consider adding these checks:
+# Check if CircleCI CLI is installed +if ! command -v circleci &> /dev/null; then + echo "Error: CircleCI CLI is not installed. Please install it first." + echo "Installation instructions: https://circleci.com/docs/local-cli/" + exit 1 +fi + # Authenticate with CircleCI # You will need a token from https://app.circleci.com/settings/user/tokens to continue -circleci setup +if ! circleci setup; then + echo "Error: Failed to authenticate with CircleCI" + exit 1 +fi
68-70: Enhance security note visibility.The important security note about private orbs is currently embedded as a comment.
Consider making it more prominent:
-# Note: Error: To create private orbs, your organization must enable the 'Allow private orbs' feature in Org Settings > Security. +# IMPORTANT: Before running this command, ensure your organization has enabled +# the 'Allow private orbs' feature in Organization Settings > Security. +# Without this enabled, the following command will fail.
81-85: Add version verification step.The script should verify that the orb was published successfully by checking its version.
Add a verification step:
# You can now use the Orb in your CircleCI configuration echo "Orb published successfully" -# Retrieve information about the Orb -circleci orb info $NAMESPACE/$ORB_NAME +# Verify the published version +echo "Verifying published version..." +PUBLISHED_VERSION=$(circleci orb info $NAMESPACE/$ORB_NAME | grep -oP 'Latest: \K.*') +if [ -n "$PUBLISHED_VERSION" ]; then + echo "Successfully published version: $PUBLISHED_VERSION" +else + echo "Warning: Could not verify published version" +fi
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19-19: LGTM! Clear audience specification.
The updated title explicitly indicates that these instructions are for maintainers, which improves clarity and prevents potential confusion.
| # Define variables | ||
| REPO_URL="[email protected]:game-ci/unity-orb.git" # Change to your fork if needed | ||
| BRANCH_NAME="main" # Use desired branch for testing PRs | ||
| NAMESPACE="your-username" # Typically your GitHub username; Note: you can only have one namespace per CircleCI org | ||
| ORG_ID="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" # Found in CircleCI Organization Settings > Overview page | ||
| ORB_NAME="unity-orb-private" # Private Orbs can't become public, so using `-private` allows your_username/unity-orb to be public later | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add warning about placeholder values.
The variable definitions contain placeholder values that should be clearly marked as such to prevent accidental usage.
Consider updating the variable definitions like this:
-REPO_URL="[email protected]:game-ci/unity-orb.git" # Change to your fork if needed
-NAMESPACE="your-username" # Typically your GitHub username
-ORG_ID="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" # Found in CircleCI Organization Settings
+# IMPORTANT: Replace these placeholder values with your actual values
+REPO_URL="<your-fork-url>" # Example: [email protected]:username/unity-orb.git
+NAMESPACE="<your-namespace>" # Typically your GitHub username
+ORG_ID="<your-org-id>" # Found in CircleCI Organization Settings > Overview page📝 Committable suggestion
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| # Define variables | |
| REPO_URL="[email protected]:game-ci/unity-orb.git" # Change to your fork if needed | |
| BRANCH_NAME="main" # Use desired branch for testing PRs | |
| NAMESPACE="your-username" # Typically your GitHub username; Note: you can only have one namespace per CircleCI org | |
| ORG_ID="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" # Found in CircleCI Organization Settings > Overview page | |
| ORB_NAME="unity-orb-private" # Private Orbs can't become public, so using `-private` allows your_username/unity-orb to be public later | |
| # Define variables | |
| # IMPORTANT: Replace these placeholder values with your actual values | |
| REPO_URL="<your-fork-url>" # Example: [email protected]:username/unity-orb.git | |
| BRANCH_NAME="main" # Use desired branch for testing PRs | |
| NAMESPACE="<your-namespace>" # Typically your GitHub username | |
| ORG_ID="<your-org-id>" # Found in CircleCI Organization Settings > Overview page | |
| ORB_NAME="unity-orb-private" # Private Orbs can't become public, so using `-private` allows your_username/unity-orb to be public later |
| # Pack the Orb configuration from the source directory | ||
| circleci orb pack $SRC_DIR > $OUTPUT_FILE | ||
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| # Publish the packed Orb to a development version | ||
| circleci orb publish $OUTPUT_FILE $NAMESPACE/$ORB_NAME@$DEV_VERSION |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add validation step before publishing.
The script packs and publishes the orb without validating its contents.
Add a validation step:
# Pack the Orb configuration from the source directory
circleci orb pack $SRC_DIR > $OUTPUT_FILE
+# Validate the Orb before publishing
+if ! circleci orb validate $OUTPUT_FILE; then
+ echo "Error: Orb validation failed"
+ exit 1
+fi
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# Publish the packed Orb to a development version
circleci orb publish $OUTPUT_FILE $NAMESPACE/$ORB_NAME@$DEV_VERSION📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| # Pack the Orb configuration from the source directory | |
| circleci orb pack $SRC_DIR > $OUTPUT_FILE | |
| # Publish the packed Orb to a development version | |
| circleci orb publish $OUTPUT_FILE $NAMESPACE/$ORB_NAME@$DEV_VERSION | |
| # Pack the Orb configuration from the source directory | |
| circleci orb pack $SRC_DIR > $OUTPUT_FILE | |
| # Validate the Orb before publishing | |
| if ! circleci orb validate $OUTPUT_FILE; then | |
| echo "Error: Orb validation failed" | |
| exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| # Publish the packed Orb to a development version | |
| circleci orb publish $OUTPUT_FILE $NAMESPACE/$ORB_NAME@$DEV_VERSION |
This pull request includes updates to the
README.mdfile to improve clarity and provide more detailed instructions for maintainers and users. The most important changes include specifying that the publishing instructions are for maintainers and adding detailed steps for creating and publishing a private orb.Documentation improvements:
README.md: Updated the section title to clarify that the publishing instructions are intended for maintainers.README.md: Added detailed steps and variables for creating and publishing a private orb, including setting up the environment, cloning the repository, and using CircleCI commands.Summary by CodeRabbit