@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ The `.gitlab-ci.yml` file describes how Gitlab is running the CI jobs.
It uses a base docker image named `urgi/docker-browsers`
available on [DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/r/urgi/docker-browsers/)
and [INRA-MIA Gitlab](https://forgemia.inra.fr/urgi-is/docker-rare).
The image is based on `openjdk:8` and adds al needed to run the tests
The image is based on `openjdk:8` and adds all stuff needed to run the tests
(ie. a Chrome binary with a headless Chrome in `--no-sandbox` mode).
We install `node` and `yarn` in `/tmp` (this is not the case for local builds)
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@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ To create the index and its aliases execute the script below for local dev envir
./scripts/createIndexAndAliases.sh
This script is a wrapper for the `./scripts/createIndexAndAliases4CI.sh` which handle some parameters to create
indices, aliases and so on, on a another (possible remote) Elasticsearch for fitting to a specific environment:
indices, aliases and so on, on another (possible remote) Elasticsearch for fitting to a specific environment:
./scripts/createIndexAndAliases4CI.sh -host localhost -app rare -env dev
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@@ -118,13 +118,15 @@ to trigger a harvest of the resources stored in the Git LFS directories `data/ra
## Indices and aliases
The application uses several physical indices, which are rolled over automatically based on the policies defined in the
The application uses several physical indices, which (at least the resources index) can be rolled over automatically based on the policies defined in the
`./backend/src/test/resources/fr/inra/urgi/datadiscovery/dao/*_policy.json` files. This is based on the