--- /dev/null
+---
+fixes:
+ - |
+ The Nexus IQ script was outputting the wrong variable during
+ execution, which could be misleading in the job console logs. Also
+ added a warning message if the NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD variable has not
+ been set/populated. Reports were not receiving module dependencies
+ so the script has been amended to download them into the target
+ directory, as per the Nexus IQ documentation.
set -eu
# do not print commands, credentials should not be logged
set +x
+
+# shellcheck disable=SC1090
+. ~/lf-env.sh
+
+lf-activate-venv --python python3 --venv-file /tmp/.nexusiq virtualenv
+
CLI_LOCATION="/tmp/nexus-iq-cli-${NEXUS_IQ_CLI_VERSION}.jar"
echo "INFO: downloading nexus-iq-cli version $NEXUS_IQ_CLI_VERSION"
wget -nv "https://download.sonatype.com/clm/scanner/nexus-iq-cli-${NEXUS_IQ_CLI_VERSION}.jar" -O "${CLI_LOCATION}"
echo "-a" > cli-auth.txt
echo "${NEXUS_IQ_USER}:${NEXUS_IQ_PASSWORD}" >> cli-auth.txt
-echo "INFO: running nexus-iq-cli on project $NEXUS_IQ_PROJECT_NAME and file $REQUIREMENTS_FILE"
+if [ -z "${NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD}" ]; then
+ echo "WARN: NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD has not been set"
+fi
+echo "INFO: running nexus-iq-cli on project $NEXUS_IQ_PROJECT_NAME and target: ${NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD}"
+echo "Downloading Python dependencies into target directory"
+python3 -m pip download -r requirements.txt -d "${NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD}"
# result.json is a mystery
+# Do NOT double-quote ${NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD} below; causes breakage
+# shellcheck disable=SC2086
java -jar "${CLI_LOCATION}" @cli-auth.txt \
-s https://nexus-iq.wl.linuxfoundation.org -i "${NEXUS_IQ_PROJECT_NAME}" \
-t build -r result.json ${NEXUS_TARGET_BUILD}