Camel Quarkus CI Builds

Depending on which branch you’re rebasing, you may want to begin by building the latest Camel main or Quarkus main branch to avoid pulling in non-deterministic SNAPSHOT artifacts. Otherwise you can build the branches and activate the relevant SNAPSHOT repositories via Maven profiles -Papache-snapshots or -Poss-snapshots.

Checkout the branch you want to work on. E.g. git checkout camel-main. Make sure the core component version properties in the root pom.xml are set correctly. E.g camel.version the parent version for camel-dependencies & quarkus.version.

Ensure your local repository is up-to-date with the remote. git pull -r.

Synchronize the branch with the latest work from the main branch. The 'origin' remote is assumed here but you can substitute this for whatever reference you want to work with. git fetch origin main && git rebase origin/main. You may need to fix up merge conflicts.

Build the project quickly mvn clean install -Dquickly -T1C. Remember to activate any required SNAPSHOT profiles if required.

Now you can proceed to work on fixing issues and committing the code. Any problems that are found to originate in Camel or Quarkus should be tracked by issues that you create in those projects.

When pushing changes, it’s likely that you’ll need to 'force push'. I.e with --force or in case others are working simultaneously on the same branch --force-with-lease.

Follow the GitHub CI build to verify that the project builds successfully.