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  1. kind cluster

  2. deploy tekton on the cluster from the https://github.com/tektoncd/pipeline/releases:

kubectl apply -f https://storage.googleapis.com/tekton-releases/pipeline/previous/v0.38.3/release.yaml
  1. build copilot-ops image
export KIND_EXPERIMENTAL_PROVIDER=podman
make
make image
podman tag quay.io/copilot-ops/copilot-ops:latest quay.io/copilot-ops/copilot-ops:local-build
# podman build -t localhost/copilot-ops/copilot-ops .
podman save quay.io/copilot-ops/copilot-ops:local-build -o copilot-ops-image.tar
kind load image-archive copilot-ops-image.tar
  1. build bot image (TBD)
  2. deploy the bot manifests - includes tekton Task (one of the steps image is of the copilot-ops)
kubectl create ns copilot-ops-bot
kubectl config set-context --current --namespace copilot-ops-bot
kubectl apply -f manifests/base/tasks/task.yaml
kubectl apply -f manifests/base/controller/secret_openai.yaml
kubectl get task copilot-ops-task -o yaml
kubectl get taskrun copilot-ops-bot-copilot-ops-fix-issue-34-fhcnz -o yaml
kubectl get pod copilot-ops-bot-copilot-ops-fix-issue-34-fhcnz-pod -o yaml

  1. deploy the bot pod - deployment

    • bot will fetch events from smee.io
    • for dev we run the bot locally - npm run dev

  2. on issue.created event the bot creates a TaskRun (referes to the Task)

  3. next step is going to create/update the PR

  4. Useful commands

    • npm run build
    • npm run start
    • kubectl apply -f manifests/base/tasks/task.yaml
    • kubectl apply -f manifests/base/controller/secret_openai.yaml
    • oc login

    for messing with pods:

    • kubectl get pods
    • kubectl describe pod ...
    • kubectl get secrets
    • kubectl logs ...
    • oc get ns