A sane workflow for managing large circleci configurations.
CircleCI configuration can grow very large, this project lets you break up your config into separate files for ease of management.
As a bonus, it also allows you to use full 2.1 syntax, including orbs, even on on-prem CircleCI Enterprise which currently only supports 2.0 syntax.
This repo contains a Makefile and other required supporting files in copythis.circleci/
which you can copy to your own project's .circleci/
directory. The Makefile's main target make ci-config
generates a single 2.0 syntax .circleci/config.yml
from the yml file tree in .circleci/config/ in 2.0 or 2.1 syntax.
Copy everything (including dotfiles) in copythis.circleci to your own project's
.circleci directory. Copy the git pre-commit hook file to that
project's .git/hooks directory, so you don't shoot yourself in the foot.
Once that is done, see the usage README in that directory.
If you already have a .circleci/config.yml simply rename it to @config.yml
and then run make ci-config. You can begin breaking up the @config.yml into separate
files under the .circleci/config directory, as you see fit.
This is all supported by the circleci-cli tool anyway, but the Makefile and git hook make it much more convenient to use.
Please see the Usage README!
├── README.md # This file.
├── copythis.circleci # Dir containing stuff to copy.
│ ├── .gitattributes # This file tells GitHub not to show diffs for the generated config.yml
│ ├── .gitignore # This file tells git to ignore temp files.
│ ├── Makefile # This is the main file defining the workflow.
│ ├── README.md # The usage README. You should copy this into your .circleci dir too!
│ └── pre-commit # Git pre-commit hook. Highly recommended to use this.