[adty]

i'm implementing gitlab CI/CD pipeline in my CI4 project.

running 

PHP Code:

php spark migrate 


 in gitlab CI/CD script get this error

Code:

CodeIgniter CLI Tool - Version 4.0.4 - Server-Time: 2020-08-11 16:49:30pm

ERROR: 404
Can't find a route for 'cimigrate'.

ERROR: Job failed: exit status 1

I don't get error when execute migration on live server.

is it bug? please help...
thanks.

[adty]

Found the problem in CodeIgniter.php file, detectEnvironment() function.

PHP Code:

protected function detectEnvironment()
{
    // Make sure ENVIRONMENT isn't already set by other means.
    if (! defined('ENVIRONMENT'))
    {
        // running under Continuous Integration server?
        if (getenv('CI') !== false)
        {
            define('ENVIRONMENT', 'testing');
        }
        else
        {
            define('ENVIRONMENT', $_SERVER['CI_ENVIRONMENT'] ?? 'production');
        }
    }
} 


When we run under CI server, we will always get ENVIRONMENT = testing.

Testing environment can't get clirequest in getRequestObject() function if we run it in cli.

PHP Code:

protected function getRequestObject()
{
    if ($this->request instanceof Request)
    {
        return;
    }

    if (is_cli() && ENVIRONMENT !== 'testing')
    {
        // @codeCoverageIgnoreStart
        $this->request = Services::clirequest($this->config);
        // @codeCoverageIgnoreEnd
    }
    else
    {
        $this->request = Services::request($this->config);
        // guess at protocol if needed
        $this->request->setProtocolVersion($_SERVER['SERVER_PROTOCOL'] ?? 'HTTP/1.1');
    }
} 


It means we dont have flexibility to change/use custom ENVIRONMENT in CI/CD server.

Can i request to remove the code that always set ENVIRONMENT = testing in CI/CD server?
or
request to allow testing environment to get/use clirequest?

[InsiteFX]

You can set the environment in the env file.

Code:

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# ENVIRONMENT
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

# CI_ENVIRONMENT = production
CI_ENVIRONMENT = developement
# CI_ENVIRONMENT = testing

You can also set it in the root .htaccess file.

Code:

#SetEnv CI_ENVIRONMENT 'production'
SetEnv CI_ENVIRONMENT 'development'
#SetEnv CI_ENVIRONMENT 'testing'

Worse case add the environment to the spark file.

[adty]

My work around right now is by ignoring environment (start with an empty environment)

PHP Code:

env -i php spark migrate -n App 


I'm still digging to find a better way

---

You can set the environment in the env file.

Code:

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# ENVIRONMENT
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

# CI_ENVIRONMENT = production
CI_ENVIRONMENT = developement
# CI_ENVIRONMENT = testing

You can also set it in the root .htaccess file.

Code:

#SetEnv CI_ENVIRONMENT 'production'
SetEnv CI_ENVIRONMENT 'development'
#SetEnv CI_ENVIRONMENT 'testing'

Worse case add the environment to the spark file.

Changing environment in .env file doesnt work for me. I'll try the .htaccess approach

[janiscp]

My work around right now is by ignoring environment (start with an empty environment)

PHP Code:

env -i php spark migrate -n App 


Thank you for this!