buildassets

type BuildAssets struct {
	// Branch that produced this build. This is not used for auto-update.
	Branch string `json:"branch"`
	// BuildID is a link to the build that produced these assets. It is not used for auto-update.
	BuildID string `json:"buildId"`

	// Version of the build, as 'major.minor.patch-revision'. Doesn't include version note (-fips).
	Version string `json:"version"`
	// Arches is the list of artifacts that was produced for this version, typically one per target
	// os/architecture. The name "Arches" is shared with the versions.json format.
	Arches []*dockerversions.Arch `json:"arches"`

	// GoSrcURL is a URL pointing at a tar.gz archive of the pre-patched Go source code.
	GoSrcURL string `json:"goSrcURL"`
}

type BuildResultsDirectoryInfo struct {
	// SourceDir is the path to the source code that was built. This is checked for files that
	// indicate what version of Go was built.
	SourceDir string
	// ArtifactsDir is the path to the directory that contains the artifacts (.tar.gz, .zip,
	// .sha256) that were built.
	ArtifactsDir string
	// DestinationURL is the URL where the assets will be uploaded, if this is an internal build
	// that will be published somewhere. This lets us include the final URL in the build asset data
	// so auto-update can pick it up easily.
	DestinationURL string
	// DestinationManifest is the path of a manifest file that lists where each artifact has been
	// published to. Fails if a file doesn't match up. Causes DestinationURL to be ignored.
	DestinationManifest string
	// Branch is the Git branch this build was built with. In many cases it can be determined with
	// Git commands, but this is not always possible (or reliable), so we pass it through as a
	// simple arg.
	Branch string
	// BuildID uniquely identifies the CI pipeline build that produced this result. This allows devs
	// to quickly trace back to the originating build if something goes wrong later on.
	BuildID string
}