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systems:ci [2025/02/17 17:12] – Add provisioning guidelines calvinbsystems:ci [2025/02/27 15:33] (current) – make link calvinb
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 ^ Name ^ Architecture ^ OS ^ CI Platform ^ Provided by ^ Notes ^ ^ Name ^ Architecture ^ OS ^ CI Platform ^ Provided by ^ Notes ^
-| php-ci-ppc64 | PowerPC 64-bit, big endian | Gentoo | GitHub Actions (github-act-runner) | calvinb@php.net | Attached, not yet running jobs |+| [[systems:php-ci-ppc64|php-ci-ppc64]] | PowerPC 64-bit, big endian | Gentoo | GitHub Actions (github-act-runner) | calvinb@php.net | Attached, not yet running jobs. Should be containerized |
  
 ==== Provisioning new runners ==== ==== Provisioning new runners ====
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   - If your added workflow is in a good state, create a PR for it.   - If your added workflow is in a good state, create a PR for it.
   - Once the workflow is ready to be merged, but before it is merged, get the runner added to the php/php-src repository.   - Once the workflow is ready to be merged, but before it is merged, get the runner added to the php/php-src repository.
 +
 +== Notes on setup for non-Docker runners ==
 +
 +For platforms that aren't containerized, you may need to set up things manually. For databases, make sure you set up the correct credentials. Note running tests in a container is a good idea for reproducibility/isolation/security reasons, but this might not be set up yet.
 +
 +Installing necessary libraries will depend on your OS and what extensions you want to test.
 +
 +**DBA**: You may need to use QDBM instead of GDBM.
 +
 +**Postgres**: You just need to set up a user if you aren't going to use root. Set the appropriate environment variables in your platform's test action and create a user and database like so:
 +
 +<code>
 +CREATE ROLE ‘ci’ WITH LOGIN;
 +\password ci
 +CREATE DATABASE test WITH OWNER ci;
 +</code>
 +
 +**MySQL**: The tests assume MySQL 8; you may run into issues with MariaDB. If you're running a non-root user, you must either set log_bin to off or log_bin_trust_function_creators to on. For creating a user and database:
 +
 +<code>
 +CREATE DATABASE TEST;
 +CREATE USER 'ci'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'ci’;
 +GRANT SELECT, CREATE, DROP, SUPER ON *.* TO 'ci'@'localhost';
 +GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON test.* TO 'ci'@'localhost';
 +</code>
systems/ci.1739812320.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/02/17 17:12 by calvinb

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