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Configuring GitLab CI/CD for Deploying SAPUI5 Apps to SCP NEO
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Hi all,
I posted a blog earlier about using Gitlab CI for testing, building and deploying UI5 apps to an ABAP system: https://blogs.sap.com/2018/08/01/ci-cd-for-sapui5-on-abap-with-gitlab/ . Now, we had a use case where we wanted a similar setup, but we needed to deploy our app to SCP NEO instead of an ABAP system. Besides the target system there is another difference, this time I’m using a windows server for my own GitLab Runner.
Deploying via a Gitlab runner to ABAP or SCP is a significant difference. For configuring this setup, I started from the best-practice guide of SAP: https://developers.sap.com/belgie/tutorials/ci-best-practices-fiori-sapcp.html . In this tutorial, SAP describes how you have to configure Jenkins for deploying to SCP. This is very similar for GitLab as both systems just run OS scripts on your server. The most import part of this tutorial is the script for deploying to SCP:
I posted a blog earlier about using Gitlab CI for testing, building and deploying UI5 apps to an ABAP system: https://blogs.sap.com/2018/08/01/ci-cd-for-sapui5-on-abap-with-gitlab/ . Now, we had a use case where we wanted a similar setup, but we needed to deploy our app to SCP NEO instead of an ABAP system. Besides the target system there is another difference, this time I’m using a windows server for my own GitLab Runner.
Deploying via a Gitlab runner to ABAP or SCP is a significant difference. For configuring this setup, I started from the best-practice guide of SAP: https://developers.sap.com/belgie/tutorials/ci-best-practices-fiori-sapcp.html . In this tutorial, SAP describes how you have to configure Jenkins for deploying to SCP. This is very similar for GitLab as both systems just run OS scripts on your server. The most import part of this tutorial is the script for deploying to SCP:
# install the MTA archive builder
mkdir -p ${WORKSPACE}/tmp/mta
cd ${WORKSPACE}/tmp/mta
wget --output-document=mta.jar '<URL from where to download the MTA archive builder>'
# install neo command line client
mkdir -p ${WORKSPACE}/tmp/neo-java-web-sdk
cd ${WORKSPACE}/tmp/neo-java-web-sdk
wget 'http://central.maven.org/maven2/com/sap/cloud/neo-java-web-sdk/1.127.11/neo-java-web-sdk-1.127.11.zip'
unzip -o neo-java-web-sdk-1.127.11.zip
rm neo-java-web-sdk-1.127.11.zip
# create local npmrc file
cd ${WORKSPACE}/src
cat <<EOF > .npmrc
registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/
@sap:registry=https://npm.sap.com/
EOF
# extract artifact name
cd ${WORKSPACE}/src
mtaName=`awk -F: '$1 ~ /^ID/ { gsub(/\s/,"", $2)
gsub(
Pedro Pascal
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