System Initiative

# How to run the CI stack locally First, you need to prepare a local copy of the code you want to test. ``` $ cp ./si ./si-fixme $ chown -R 2000:2000 ./si-fixme ``` This is to create a working copy of the source that is owned by the same user as the internal 'ci' user. ## Run the CI platform ``` $ docker-compose -f .ci/docker-compose.test-integration.yml up ``` This will start all the services, but the 'app' service will fail. This is expected. You can run this from the `si` or `si-fixme` copy, it doesn't matter. ## Run the app service as a container From your `si-fixme` root directory, you can start the app container: ``` $ docker-compose -f .ci/docker-compose.test-integration.yml run --entrypoint /bin/bash --volume $(pwd):/workdir app ``` That will give you a shell with your current code mounted as /workdir. To develop: ``` $ nix develop ``` You can now run buck2 as normal and debug the containers in a CI-like environment.