Set Up a CI/CD Pipeline for SAP BTP, Cloud Foundry Runtime

[o-liver]

Tutorials: https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/set-up-cicd.html

There is no mention of that one needs a real application with content. I would recommend using a SAP sample application. Else the build, test or deployment might fail because there are missing parts.

[slavipande]

Thanks for your feedback, @o-liver !

This tutorial uses the Incident Management application as a sample application. See incidents-app. Also, the tutorial is part of bigger group that explains how to deploy the application. The deploy group, in turn, is related to another group of tutorials that explains how to develop the application. Here are some links that could be useful:

• Develop a Full-Stack CAP Application Following SAP BTP Developer’s Guide
• Deploy a Full-Stack CAP Application in SAP BTP, Cloud Foundry Runtime Following SAP BTP Developer’s Guide

Please take a look at the Prerequisites section of the tutorial and the resources linked there:

Is this what you meant by real application with content? If not, could you please clarify?

Will be looking forward your kind reply. :)

Best regards,
Sveto

[o-liver]

Hi Sveto,

Thanks for the quick reply! Yes, that's what I mean with content.

So via the prerequisites one has an application. But where is one instructed to push this into git? In the here referenced tutorial one creates a repository, but there is no step to commit and push to git. Without that the CICD pipeline setup in the tutorial will not work.

I would recommend adding the push to git after creating a new repo in github, before starting to use the CICD service. What do you think?

Cheers!
Oliver

[slavipande]

Please take a look at Step 2: Initialize a repository in SAP Business Application Studio. It shows step by step how to:

1. Create a new repo in GitHub.
2. Initialize a repo locally and add the GitHub repo as remote.
3. Commit to the newly created remote repo.

Is this what you're looking for?

[o-liver]

Ah, yes, that's what I thought was missing. Great, thanks for clarifying.