> For my curiosity, I've just clone ELOG repo on Bitbucket to try the process. That's pity : pipelines are currently broken (incident traced in status page https://status.atlassian.com/). 
> The goal is to build elog and pkg file for Ubuntu (docker images list : https://status.atlassian.com/). Next steps should to create a AlmaLinux VM to try RPM builds. 

I fixed the bitbucket pipeline. I compiled it for an (old) GCC 6.3, and even if I installed cmake there, it was not running (maybe I needed cmake3?). Anyhow, I switched GCC 10.2 and now it's fine.

> With BitBucket, it's possible to configure personal runners for CI/CD (systems with pipeline client installed, as RHEL, Fedora, Windows, etc...). The pipeline scripts can build, test and generate the packages automatically, depend on system runners. 
> As CI/CD, the process is automatically done after commits in git repo... A lot of work to make it in place, but when it's running, the delivery process is done
> This is also possible with GitLab and other big platorms.

As you saw I use the bitbucket pipeline for CI/CD. The current bitbucket-pipelines.yml is pretty simple (see attachment). If you make me one which does the rpmbuild automatically, I'm more than happy to upload and use it. The downside there is that it only works for so long. As you saw at the 
error above, the pipeline worked a few years ago when I installed it. But in meantime things changed apparently and need to be fixed. ELOG is around since last century (literally!), and I'm kind of tired to fix things every once in a while. If somebody else could take over the responsibility to 
deliver the RPMs I would be more than delighted.

Stefan

# Build ELOG with GCC 10.2 and latest
image: gcc:10.2

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        name: Build on GCC 10.2
        image: gcc:10.2
        script:
          - apt-get update && apt-get install -y imagemagick cmake
          - git submodule update --init
          - mkdir build; cd build
          - cmake ..
          - make

    - step:
        name: Build on GCC latest
        image: gcc:latest
        script:
          - gcc --version
          - apt-get -qq update && apt-get -y --force-yes -qq install cmake
          - git submodule update --init
          - mkdir build; cd build
          - cmake ..
          - make