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version: 2.1
jobs:
build:
docker:
# Run in a highly Nix-capable environment. This lets us use Stack's nix
# integration and other useful Nix features to specify and run the
# build.
- image: "nixorg/nix:circleci"
environment:
# Specify a revision of NixOS/nixpkgs to run against. This essentially
# pins the majority of the software involved in the build. This
# revision is selected arbitrarily. It's somewhat current as of the
# time of this comment. We can bump it to a newer version when that
# makes sense. Meanwhile, the platform won't shift around beneath us
# unexpectedly.
NIXPKGS_REV: "3c83ad6ac13b67101cc3e2e07781963a010c1624"
steps:
- run:
# Get NIX_PATH set for the rest of the job so that the revision of
# nixpkgs we selected will be used everywhere Nix pulls in software.
# There is no way to set an environment variable containing the
# value of another environment variable on CircleCI except to use
# the `BASE_ENV` feature as we do here.
name: "Setup NIX_PATH Environment Variable"
command: |
echo "export NIX_PATH=nixpkgs=https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/archive/$NIXPKGS_REV.tar.gz" >> $BASH_ENV
- restore_cache:
# Get all of Nix's state relating to the particular revision of
# nixpkgs we're using. It will always be the same. CircleCI
# artifacts and nixpkgs store objects are probably mostly hosted in
# the same place (S3) so there's not a lot of difference for
# anything that's pre-built. For anything we end up building
# ourselves, though, this saves us all of the build time (less the
# download time).
#
# Read about caching dependencies: https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/caching/
name: "Restore Nix Store Paths"
keys:
# This doesn't work right. "<no value>" is interpolated in,
# instead of the value for NIXPKGS_REV set above.
#
# https://github.com/PrivateStorageio/PaymentServer/issues/15
- paymentserver-nix-store-v1-{{ .Environment.NIXPKGS_REV }}
- paymentserver-nix-store-v1-
# Get *our* source code.
- "checkout"
- restore_cache:
# Restore the cache of Stack's state. This will have all of the
# compiled Haskell libraries we depend on and even the compiled
# output of our own libraries, if the source hasn't changed since
# the cache was written (but usually it will have).
name: "Restore Cached Dependencies"
keys:
- paymentserver-v1-{{ checksum "stack.yaml" }}-{{ checksum "PaymentServer.cabal" }}
- paymentserver-v1-{{ checksum "stack.yaml" }}
- run:
# Build just our dependencies. It's nice to have this as a separate
# step so failures here are more easily identified as being
# unrelated to our code.
#
# See below for explanation of the various flags passed in. If the
# flags here differ from those below in a way that makes ghc think a
# library needs to be rebuilt then we'll build everything twice and
# our cache will be useless! Try not to make that happen.
name: "Build Dependencies"
command: |
BUILD="stack build \
--no-terminal \
--only-dependencies \
--fast \
--jobs 1 \
--interleaved-output"
nix-shell shell.nix --run "$BUILD"
# Give it a good long while. stripe-core, in particular, can take a
# while to build.
no_output_timeout: "20m"
- save_cache:
# We can save the stack cache right here. It will have everything
# we want in it now that the dependencies have been built. And this
# way we get to save the cache whether or not the test suite goes on
# to succeed.
name: "Cache Dependencies"
key: paymentserver-v1-{{ checksum "stack.yaml" }}-{{ checksum "PaymentServer.cabal" }}
paths:
- "/root/.stack"
- ".stack-work"
- run:
name: "Building"
command: |
# shell.nix gives us the stack we want. Then stack.yaml specifies
# some more of the Nix-based environment to be able to build and
# run the tests.
#
# --no-terminal avoids having fancy progress reports written to
# stdout.
#
# --fast turns off compiler optimizations which probably doesn't
# make a lot of difference in our code but it can speed up build
# times for our dependencies (as well as reduce compiler memory
# usage which may be important at least for stripe-core).
#
# --haddock builds the Haskell API documentation.
# --haddock-internal builds docs even for unexposed modules.
# --no-haddock-deps skips building docs for all our dependencies.
BUILD="stack build \
--no-terminal \
--fast \
--haddock \
--haddock-internal \
--no-haddock-deps"
nix-shell shell.nix --run "$BUILD"
- save_cache:
name: "Cache Nix Store Paths"
key: paymentserver-nix-store-v1-{{ .Environment.NIXPKGS_REV }}
paths:
- "/nix"
- store_artifacts:
# There may be useful build logs here.
path: ".stack-work/logs"
- run:
name: "Prepare Artifacts for Upload"
command: |
mv $(nix-shell shell.nix --run "stack path --local-doc-root")/PaymentServer-* /tmp/PaymentServer-docs
- store_artifacts:
# This contains the html haddock output for the project.
path: "/tmp/PaymentServer-docs"
destination: "docs"
workflows:
version: 2
everything:
jobs:
- "build"