Sure, here are the steps to create artifacts for Magento with Jenkins:
- Install the Magento plugin for Jenkins: To create artifacts for Magento, you will need to install the Magento plugin for Jenkins. This plugin will enable Jenkins to communicate with your Magento store and perform various operations.
- Create a new Jenkins job: After installing the Magento plugin, you need to create a new Jenkins job that will build the artifacts for your Magento store. To create a new job, navigate to the Jenkins dashboard and click on the “New Item” button. Give your job a name and select “Freestyle project” as the job type.
- Configure the job: Once you have created the job, you need to configure it to build the artifacts for Magento. Under the “General” tab, specify the location of your Magento store’s source code. Under the “Build” tab, add a new build step and select “Execute shell” as the build option.
- Write shell script to build artifacts: In the “Execute shell” build step, write a shell script that will build the artifacts for your Magento store. This script should include commands to install dependencies, compile the code, and create the artifacts.
- Define artifacts to save: After the artifacts are built, you need to define which files should be saved as artifacts. To do this, navigate to the “Post-build Actions” section and select “Archive the artifacts”. In the “Files to archive” field, specify the path to the artifacts you want to save.
- Save the job and run it: Once you have configured the job, save it and run it to build the artifacts for your Magento store. The artifacts will be saved in the Jenkins workspace and can be downloaded from the job’s build history.
That’s it! With these steps, you can easily create artifacts for Magento using Jenkins