diff --git a/Earthfile b/Earthfile index e77df8f0bf..58d5ce4274 100644 --- a/Earthfile +++ b/Earthfile @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ node: --mount type=cache,target=/root/.npm,id=npm \ npm install -g npm@$npm_version -# deps downloads and caches all dependencies for earthly. When called directly, +# deps downloads and caches all dependencies for earthbuild. When called directly, # go.mod and go.sum will be updated locally. deps: FROM +go @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ deps: SAVE ARTIFACT go.mod AS LOCAL go.mod SAVE ARTIFACT go.sum AS LOCAL go.sum -# code downloads and caches all dependencies for earthly and then copies the go code +# code downloads and caches all dependencies for earthbuild and then copies the go code # directories into the image. # If BUILDKIT_PROJECT environment variable is set it will also update the go mods # for the local versions @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ code: COPY --dir inputgraph/*.go inputgraph/testdata inputgraph/ SAVE ARTIFACT /earthly -# update-buildkit updates earthly's buildkit dependency. +# update-buildkit updates earthbuild's buildkit dependency. update-buildkit: FROM +code # if we use deps, go mod tidy will remove a bunch of requirements since it won't have access to our codebase. ARG BUILDKIT_GIT_SHA @@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ earthly-script-no-stdout: RUN test "$(cat earthly-version-output | wc -l)" = "1" RUN grep '^earthly version.*$' earthly-version-output # only --version info should go to stdout -# lint runs basic go linters against the earthly project. +# lint runs basic go linters against the earthbuild project. lint: FROM +go RUN apk add --no-cache curl @@ -512,7 +512,7 @@ earthly-docker: FROM ./buildkitd+buildkitd --BUILDKIT_PROJECT="$BUILDKIT_PROJECT" --TAG="$TAG" RUN apk add --no-cache docker-cli libcap-ng-utils git ENV EARTHLY_IMAGE=true - # When Earthly is run from a container, the registry proxy networking setup + # When Earthbuild is run from a container, the registry proxy networking setup # will fail as the registry is meant to be run on a dynamic localhost port # (which won't be exposed by the container). Let's fall back to tar-based # image transfer until this can be addressed further. @@ -717,7 +717,7 @@ all: BUILD +earthly-docker BUILD +prerelease -# lint-all runs all linting checks against the earthly project. +# lint-all runs all linting checks against the earthbuild project. lint-all: BUILD +lint BUILD +lint-scripts diff --git a/buildkitd/Earthfile b/buildkitd/Earthfile index f33e3a3e74..ba5310a4b2 100644 --- a/buildkitd/Earthfile +++ b/buildkitd/Earthfile @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ buildkitd: ARG BUILDKIT_PROJECT IF [ "$BUILDKIT_PROJECT" != "" ] IF case "$BUILDKIT_PROJECT" in ../*) true;; *) false;; esac - # Assuming this is coming from the main Earthly Earthfile. + # Assuming this is coming from the main Earthbuild Earthfile. ARG BUILDKIT_BASE_IMAGE=../$BUILDKIT_PROJECT+build ELSE ARG BUILDKIT_BASE_IMAGE=$BUILDKIT_PROJECT+build @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ buildkitd: # RELEASE_VERSION is the version string baked into the buildkitd binary and # reported via `buildkitd --version`. It defaults to TAG (the image tag) but # can be set independently so a released daemon reports the same semver as - # the earthly client that ships it -- otherwise the client warns that the + # the earthbuild client that ships it -- otherwise the client warns that the # "Buildkit version is different from earth version". ARG RELEASE_VERSION="$TAG" @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ buildkitd: ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/entrypoint.sh", "buildkitd", "--config=/etc/buildkitd.toml"] ARG CR_ORG="earthbuild" - # TODO: push this to buildkit repo or the main earthly repo under a specific tag? + # TODO: push this to buildkit repo or the main earthbuild repo under a specific tag? ARG CR_REPO="earthbuild" ARG IMAGE_REGISTRY="ghcr.io" ARG DOCKERHUB_BUILDKIT_IMG="buildkitd" @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ update-buildkit-earthfile: sed -i 's/\(^[ \t]\+ARG BUILDKIT_BASE_IMAGE\)=github.com\/.*\/buildkit.*/\1=github.com\/'$BUILDKIT_GIT_ORG'\/buildkit:'$BUILDKIT_GIT_SHA'+build/g' Earthfile; \ fi -# export-docker-script is used to copy the dind install script remotely via another Earthly target +# export-docker-script is used to copy the dind install script remotely via another Earthbuild target export-docker-script: FROM alpine:3.24.1 COPY docker-auto-install.sh . diff --git a/release/Earthfile b/release/Earthfile index ad81c53649..25d1cecaee 100644 --- a/release/Earthfile +++ b/release/Earthfile @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ perform-release-buildkitd-dockerhub: ARG BUILDKIT_PROJECT # The image tag stays keyed on RELEASE_TAG (so the copy-to-dockerhub step # finds it), but the version baked into the binary is the semver VERSION so - # it matches the earthly client. Defaults to RELEASE_TAG for backwards compat. + # it matches the earthbuild client. Defaults to RELEASE_TAG for backwards compat. ARG VERSION="$RELEASE_TAG" BUILD \ --platform=linux/amd64 \ diff --git a/tests/Earthfile b/tests/Earthfile index 43ac8edcce..867d54b840 100644 --- a/tests/Earthfile +++ b/tests/Earthfile @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ ga-no-qemu-group5: # Forcing the implicit global wait/end block, causes some tests, which rely # on the ability to have two different targets issue the same SAVE IMAGE tag name # (with the last SAVE IMAGE command taking precedence) - # Earthly, when using the wait-end feature, will return an error for such cases. + # Earthbuild, when using the wait-end feature, will return an error for such cases. # As a result, the following tests are incompatible with WAIT/END block. # Once version 0.7 is released AND support for 0.6 has been dropped, # these tests can be removed, along with deprecated code from the builder.go's bf. @@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ copy-test-verbose-output: echo -n "alpha" > alpha.txt && \ echo -n "beta" > subdir/a.txt/beta.txt - # Setup a test that runs earthly twice; both instances of earthly must be run + # Setup a test that runs earthbuild twice; both instances of earthbuild must be run # back to back as the file caching logic references the directories inode ID while constructing # the shared cache key. RUN echo "#!/bin/sh @@ -826,7 +826,7 @@ dotenv-test: RUN mv .secret .some-other-secret DO +RUN_EARTHLY --earthfile=dotenv.earth --extra_args="--no-output --arg-file-path .some-other-arg --secret-file-path .some-other-secret" --target=+test - # test .env values still affect earthly cli + # test .env values still affect earthbuild cli RUN echo EARTHLY_PUSH=1 > .env DO +RUN_EARTHLY --earthfile=dotenv.earth --extra_args="--no-output" --target=+test-with-push RUN mv .env .some-other-env diff --git a/tests/config/Earthfile b/tests/config/Earthfile index e6828eac7f..3375cb8927 100644 --- a/tests/config/Earthfile +++ b/tests/config/Earthfile @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ WORKDIR /test test: COPY expected-*.yml . - # Ensure earthly doesn't create overridden config files when they don't exist + # Ensure earthbuild doesn't create overridden config files when they don't exist RUN earthly --config config.yml config global.cache_size_mb 10 2>&1 | grep 'failed to read from config.yml: open config.yml: no such file or directory' RUN touch config.yml @@ -41,18 +41,18 @@ test: RUN earthly --config config.yml config global.conversion_parallelism ""; test $? = 1 RUN earthly --config config.yml config global.buildkit_image "" - # test earthly runs when no default config is present + # test earthbuild runs when no default config is present RUN ! test -f /root/.earthly/config.yml DO --pass-args +RUN_EARTHLY_ARGS --earthfile="hello.earth" --target="+hello" --output_contains="greetings" - # test earthly can write to default config location + # test earthbuild can write to default config location RUN earthly config global.cache_size_mb 10 RUN test "$(cat /root/.earthly/config.yml)" = "$(cat expected-1.yml)" - # test earthly fails when explicitly set to use a different config that doesn't exist + # test earthbuild fails when explicitly set to use a different config that doesn't exist DO --pass-args +RUN_EARTHLY_ARGS --extra_args="--config=this-does-not-exist.yml" --earthfile="hello.earth" --target="+hello" --should_fail="true" --output_contains="failed to read from this-does-not-exist.yml" - # test earthly runs with new cache percentage setting + # test earthbuild runs with new cache percentage setting RUN earthly config global.cache_size_pct 50 DO --pass-args +RUN_EARTHLY_ARGS --earthfile="hello.earth" --target="+hello" --output_contains="greetings" @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ test: RUN ! earthly --config=/tmp/config.yml --verbose +hello > output.txt 2>&1 RUN cat output.txt | grep 'Error: read config: failed to read from /tmp/config.yml: open /tmp/config.yml: permission denied' - # check permission error is correctly returned even when earthly attempts to read from the default location + # check permission error is correctly returned even when earthbuild attempts to read from the default location # to make this test work, a symbolic link is required (chown root:root /home/testuser/.earthly/config.yml doesnt work) RUN rm /home/testuser/.earthly/config.yml RUN ln -s /tmp/config.yml /home/testuser/.earthly/config.yml diff --git a/tests/git-metadata/Earthfile b/tests/git-metadata/Earthfile index ed4b6e46ff..c447c82e3c 100644 --- a/tests/git-metadata/Earthfile +++ b/tests/git-metadata/Earthfile @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ test -n \"\$expected_branch\" export expected_refs=\"\$(git -C repo for-each-ref --points-at HEAD --format '%(refname:lstrip=-1)' | grep -v 'HEAD' | awk '!a[\$0]++' | tr '\n' ' ' | sed 's/ *$//')\" test -n \"\$expected_refs\" -# finally perform earthly tests +# finally perform earthbuild tests # flag --git-author-email-name-args on earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D \ --build-arg expected_sha \ diff --git a/tests/git-ssh-server/Earthfile b/tests/git-ssh-server/Earthfile index 352b2311ab..cf36b30f00 100644 --- a/tests/git-ssh-server/Earthfile +++ b/tests/git-ssh-server/Earthfile @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ git clone ssh://git@git.example.com/testuser/repo.git therepo3 ls -la therepo3 rm -rf therepo3 -# finally perform earthly tests +# finally perform earthbuild tests earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D +test earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D git.example.com/testuser/repo:main+hello " >/tmp/test-earthly-script && chmod +x /tmp/test-earthly-script @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ ssh-add -l # next validate ssh is working ssh git@git.example.com | grep \"Hi git! You've successfully authenticated, but you get no shellz\" -# finally perform earthly tests +# finally perform earthbuild tests earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D +test earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D git.example.com/testuser/repo:main+hello " >/tmp/test-earthly-script && chmod +x /tmp/test-earthly-script @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ ssh-add -l # next validate ssh is working ssh git@git.example.com | grep \"Hi git! You've successfully authenticated, but you get no shellz\" -# finally perform earthly tests +# finally perform earthbuild tests earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D +test earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D git.example.com/testuser/repo:main+hello " >/tmp/test-earthly-script && chmod +x /tmp/test-earthly-script @@ -220,10 +220,10 @@ if earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D git.example.com/testuser/repo: echo \"expected earthly failure, but got clean exit code instead\" && exit 1 fi -# Next configure earthly to allow unknown hosts (insecure!) +# Next configure earthbuild to allow unknown hosts (insecure!) earthly --config \$earthly_config config 'git.\"git.example.com\"' '{\"auth\": \"ssh\", \"user\": \"git\", \"strict_host_key_checking\": false}' -# earthly should now be able to clone these even though no known_hosts entry exists +# earthbuild should now be able to clone these even though no known_hosts entry exists earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D +test earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D git.example.com/testuser/repo:main+hello " >/tmp/test-earthly-script && chmod +x /tmp/test-earthly-script @@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ fi # restore known_hosts mv /tmp/known_hosts.old ~/.ssh/known_hosts -# earthly should now be able to clone these even though no known_hosts entry exists +# earthbuild should now be able to clone these even though no known_hosts entry exists earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D +test 2>&1 | tee output.txt cat output.txt | grep $(echo MTIzM2MwODQtNGNmNS00Nzk3LWE0YzUtZWI2NTM1NGVlN2Vl | base64 -d) diff --git a/tests/invalid/leading-whitespace.earth b/tests/invalid/leading-whitespace.earth index d2862c170a..57e21e5cc8 100644 --- a/tests/invalid/leading-whitespace.earth +++ b/tests/invalid/leading-whitespace.earth @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ FROM alpine:3.24.1 ARG foo # ^^ leading whitespace at the top level causes INDENT/DEDENT confusion in the -# parser. This error should be caught and output, but should not cause earthly +# parser. This error should be caught and output, but should not cause earthbuild # to panic. RUN true diff --git a/tests/private-https/git-clone-private-https-nestedrepo.earth b/tests/private-https/git-clone-private-https-nestedrepo.earth index 69e207e5b3..392d15c9aa 100644 --- a/tests/private-https/git-clone-private-https-nestedrepo.earth +++ b/tests/private-https/git-clone-private-https-nestedrepo.earth @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ test: # instead it's required to include the username/password here GIT CLONE --branch main https://testuser:keepitsecret@selfsigned.example.com/testuser/testproject/testsubproject/nestedrepo.git myrepo - # however the substitute/pattern is working when calling earthly from the cli + # however the substitute/pattern is working when calling earthbuild from the cli # e.g. earthly --config \$earthly_config --verbose -D selfsigned.example.com/testuser/testproject/testsubproject/nestedrepo:main+hello (which is done immediately after by the Earthfile that calls this test) # which implies this earthfile could do a BUILD selfsigned.example.com/testuser/testproject/testsubproject/nestedrepo+hello diff --git a/tests/version/Earthfile b/tests/version/Earthfile index a03aef6c4c..e23458e60b 100644 --- a/tests/version/Earthfile +++ b/tests/version/Earthfile @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ test-version-only-import: RUN echo "VERSION 0.8" > subdir/Earthfile DO --pass-args +RUN_EARTHLY_ARGS --earthfile=version-only-import.earth --target=+test -# test-version-only-without-newline tests that earthly will still work with non-POSIX text files +# test-version-only-without-newline tests that earthbuild will still work with non-POSIX text files test-version-only-without-newline: DO --pass-args +RUN_EARTHLY_ARGS --earthfile=version-only.earth --target=+base RUN test "$(cat Earthfile | wc -l)" = "0" # check Earthfile doesn't contain a newline