feat: remove CI references to satellites. #24
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This pull request streamlines the CI/CD configuration and documentation by removing all references and support for 'Satellites' in favor of exclusively using self-hosted Buildkits. This change simplifies the build environment setup and clarifies the recommended approach for remote build execution.
Highlights
- CI Action Simplification: The
stage2-setupGitHub Action has been updated to remove inputs (USE_SATELLITE,SATELLITE_NAME) and associated logic for interacting with 'Satellites', streamlining it to exclusively support self-hosted Buildkits. - Documentation Alignment: All relevant documentation pages have been revised to remove mentions of 'Satellites' and to exclusively promote self-hosted Buildkits as the recommended remote runner solution, simplifying the guidance for users.
- Test Suite Cleanup: Dedicated integration test scripts (
earthly-image-sat.sh,satellites-integration.sh) that specifically tested 'Satellite' functionality have been removed, reflecting the deprecation of this feature from the codebase.
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This pull request removes references to Earthly Satellites from CI configurations and documentation, focusing instead on self-hosted BuildKits. The changes are generally good and align with the stated goal. I've found a couple of minor issues in the documentation that should be addressed: a typo and a potentially confusing link.
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Nice, good to start hacking on the docs too
This appears to be a **major rebranding effort** from "Earthly" to "Earthbuild". Here are the key changes: - All references to "earthly" have been systematically changed to "earthbuild" - Binary name changed from `earthly` to `earthbuild` - Repository references updated from `earthly/earthly` to `earthbuild/earthbuild` - Organization references changed from "earthly-technologies" to "earthbuild-technologies" - Domain references changed from `earthly.dev` to `earthbuild.dev` - Updated all BuildKite, CircleCI, and GitHub Actions configurations - Changed environment variables from `EARTHLY_*` to `EARTHBUILD_*` - Updated download URLs to point to new repository locations - Modified Docker registry mirrors and authentication - Extensive updates to README files across the project - Updated installation instructions and examples - Changed documentation references throughout - Updated changelog to reflect the rebranding - Deleted various configuration files (like `.earthly_version_flag_overrides`, `.earthlyignore`) - Removed cloud-related documentation and features - Cleaned up various CI configuration files - **Latest commit (44d53a6)**: "docs: Summary of Changes Made" - **Previous work included**: - Independent CI setup (#1) - Fork testing for examples (#38) - Removal of satellite CI references (#24) - Complete removal of Cloud features (earthly#4325) - README clarification about fork status (#4) - Updated container names from `earthly-*` to `earthbuild-*` - Changed secret organization references - Updated example repository references - Modified installation scripts and bootstrap processes This represents a **complete fork and rebranding** of the Earthly project to create "Earthbuild" as an independent project. The changes are comprehensive, touching every aspect of the codebase from build scripts to documentation to maintain consistency with the new brand identity.
Leave only references to self hosted buildkits. Fixes #21
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