Build Pipelines

A build pipeline is a sequence of tasks that are executed during tag, snap and build commands.

Your custom dev environment controls the build pipeline using the `build` method:

// my-env.bit-env.ts
import { VueEnv } from '@bitdev/vue.vue';

class MyEnv extends VueEnv {
  build() {
    return Pipeline.from([
      TypescriptTask.from({
        tsconfig: this.tsconfigPath,
        types: resolveTypes(__dirname, [this.tsTypesPath]),
      }),
      EslintTask.from({
        tsconfig: this.tsconfigPath,
        configPath: this.eslintConfigPath,
        pluginsPath: __dirname,
        extensions: this.eslintExtensions,
      }),
      JestTask.from({
        config: this.jestConfigPath,
      }),
    ]);
  }
}
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To debug your build pipeline issues, for instance CI errors when running snap or tag, run the following command to locally execute a build pipeline:

$bit build

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build output can be found in path: .../capsules/3cb1fe9e599417540367a45ebfd35e0c8adcbf14
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During bit tag or bit snap build artifacts output by some build tasks are persisted. You can list the available artifacts from any previous snap or tag and fetch them:

$bit artifacts

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To customize your build pipeline, you can create a new build task - for instance to run accessibility testing, generate custom outputs, basically anything you want.

Start by running the following command to create a new build task:

$bit fork learnbit.extending-bit/build-tasks/component-name build-tasks/my-build-task

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Integrate to your build pipeline by adding to the build tasks array. Follow this guide to dive deeper.

In addition to the standard tasks run when snapping/tagging components (packaging, versioning, etc), add the snap() and/or tag() functions to your env to configure additional release tasks.

See Create a new build task above for details on how to create a new task.

// in your *.bit-env.ts file
  tag() {
    return Pipeline.from([])
  };
  snap() {
    return Pipeline.from([])
  };
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