Configure Travis
Overview
Before you can make use of Jenkins in Spinnaker, you’ll need to configure access to your Jenkins masters.
Configuring Travis in your Spinnaker instance with Halyard is pretty easy, but there are a few “gotchas” to watch out for.
Configure Travis
First, configure your Travis master:
hal config ci travis master add Travis --address https://api.travis-ci.org --base-url https://travis-ci.org --github-token
(If you’re using a private Travis account, change the addresses appropriately)
For reference, you can look at the Spinnaker docs
Enable Travis
Next, enable Travis with Halyard:
hal config ci travis enable
Update igor-local.yml (Temporary Fix)
This is currently a bug with OSS halyard; doing the above will cause Igor to
go into a CrashLoopBackoff state. The fix for this is to go into your
<profile>/profiles/ directory and add (or update, if you already have one)
igor-local.yml. Add this section:
artifact:
decorator:
enabled: true
Enable Travis Stages
If you want to be able to run Travis jobs as a stage in your pipeline, you’ll need to enable the stage as well:
hal config features edit --travis true
Finally…
Now you should be able to hal deploy apply and when your services have
restarted, you should be able to trigger pipelines off Travis builds, and
see a Travis stage option in your pipelines.
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