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For now all it does is represent the name of the runner and what requirements it has of the build pipeline. Move some package definitions from the runner package set to where it belongs.
51 lines
1.4 KiB
Go
51 lines
1.4 KiB
Go
package manifest
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import (
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"github.com/osbuild/osbuild-composer/internal/osbuild2"
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)
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// A TarPipeline represents the contents of another pipeline in a tar file
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type TarPipeline struct {
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BasePipeline
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inputPipeline *BasePipeline
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filename string
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}
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// NewTarPipeline creates a new TarPipeline. The inputPipeline represents the
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// filesystem tree which will be the contents of the tar file. The pipelinename
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// is the name of the pipeline. The filename is the name of the output tar file.
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func NewTarPipeline(m *Manifest,
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buildPipeline *BuildPipeline,
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inputPipeline *BasePipeline,
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pipelinename,
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filename string) *TarPipeline {
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p := &TarPipeline{
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BasePipeline: NewBasePipeline(m, pipelinename, buildPipeline),
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inputPipeline: inputPipeline,
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filename: filename,
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}
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if inputPipeline.manifest != m {
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panic("tree pipeline from different manifest")
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}
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buildPipeline.addDependent(p)
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m.addPipeline(p)
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return p
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}
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func (p *TarPipeline) serialize() osbuild2.Pipeline {
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pipeline := p.BasePipeline.serialize()
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tree := new(osbuild2.TarStageInput)
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tree.Type = "org.osbuild.tree"
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tree.Origin = "org.osbuild.pipeline"
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tree.References = []string{"name:" + p.inputPipeline.Name()}
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tarStage := osbuild2.NewTarStage(&osbuild2.TarStageOptions{Filename: p.filename}, &osbuild2.TarStageInputs{Tree: tree})
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pipeline.AddStage(tarStage)
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return pipeline
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}
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func (p *TarPipeline) getBuildPackages() []string {
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return []string{"tar"}
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}
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