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We are experimenting with various ways of running and packaging the bootstrap agent. To support this, let's add the required permissions to both a standalone bootstrap-agent executable, as well as an app bundled version of it, if found. In addition, add the permissions to sshd-keygen-wrapper, which is the responsible process for the SSH server, and any ssh login sessions spawned by that. This serves two purposes. Firstly, this matches the permissions between a coin run (by the bootstrap agent) and what a developer will see when SSH'ing into the CI machine to debug an issue. Secondly, we might use ssh as an entrypoint to run the bootstrap-agent, in which case we need the permissions on sshd-keygen-wrapper anyways, so that they are inherited by the bootstrap-agent. Pick-to: 6.8 Change-Id: I576349e93ca19d98384490c99102966e8ffe2833 Reviewed-by: Ville-Pekka Karhu <ville-pekka.karhu@qt.io>
Continuous Integration ====================== This directory contains files used by Qt's Continuous Integration system (Coin). pre-provisioning ---------------- Contains scripts which are used to install software to tier1 machines manually. E.g. Visual studio installation takes too long to be included to automatic provisioning of tier2 templates. provisioning ------------ Contains scripts that apply to different test machines in order to run automatic tests on them. For Windows scripts, make sure that the machine has "Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force" set. (Run as admin in PowerShell)