make
Add these to frigg.settings.local
.
PROJECT_TMP_DIRECTORY
- The location you want frigg to clone and test projects.SERVER_ADDRESS
- To get the correct domain in comments on Github etc.GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN
- Token needed to make the project able to post comments on Github.
gem update --system
gem install compass
apt-get install redis
The webhooks will work out with just this project. However, it is possible to use frigg-dispatcher as a broker. In order to do so, the management command fetch_webhook_payload
needs to be setup with supervisor.
Add http://<your frigg domain>/github-webhook
to the projects webhooks on Github.
Frigg supports config file to give details about what kind of tasks to perform. The file
should be named .frigg.yml
and placed in the root of the project. More information about
the config file can be found in the documentation on frigg.io.