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# delivery_merge
## What does it do?
1. Install miniconda3 in the current working directory
2. Create a new environment based on an explicit dump file
3. Transpose packages listed in a `dmfile` into the new environment
4. Generate a YAML and explicit dump of the new environment
5. [TODO] Scan packages installed via `dmfile` and execute tests (if possible) inside the new environment
## Where should I run this?
Inside of a CI/CD pipeline.
## Usage
```
Create reproducible pipeline deliveries
-n --env-name Required: name of delivery
-d --dmfile Required: delivery merge specification file
-o --output-dir store delivery-related results in dir
-p --install-prefix path to install miniconda
--install-variant miniconda Python variant
-i --install-version version of miniconda installer
-R --run-tests scan merged packages and execute their tests
--test-program program that will execute tests
--test-args arguments passed to test executor
--test-requires path to pip requirements file
--base-spec conda explicit or yaml environment dump file
-h --help This help information.
```
## The dmfile
Comment characters: `;` or `#`
Line format: `{conda_package}[=<>]{version}`
**Example:**
```
; This is a comment
package_a=1.0.0
package_b<=1.0.0
package_c>=1.0.0 # This is also a comment
package_d>1.0.0
package_e<1.0.0
```
## Execution example
```sh
$ cat < EOF > hstdp-2019.3-py36.dm
python=3.6
numpy=1.16.3
EOF
$ git clone https://github.com/astroconda/astroconda-releases
$ delivery_merge --env-name delivery \
--installer-version=4.5.12 \
--dmfile hstdp-2019.3-py36.dm \
astroconda-releases/hstdp/2019.2/latest-linux
# >>> Actual output here <<<
```
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