// New entry point — the homelab equivalent of the real devops-lib's
// buildPipeline.groovy. Same shape: a scripted pipeline global, so a
// service Jenkinsfile needs nothing but `@Library('devops-lib') _` plus
// one call to this — no pipeline{}/agent{}/stages{} block in the
// consuming repo at all, matching gkeCICD.groovy's Podcall precedent
// (podTemplate { node(POD_LABEL) { ... } }) rather than the declarative
// style the earlier version of this Jenkinsfile template used.
//
// Only repo_name is required — everything else defaults sensibly for a
// single-service repo on this one homelab cluster. Override any key by
// passing it explicitly, same as the real buildPipeline's param map, or
// by committing a config.yaml to the repo root (loadConfig merges it in
// after checkout — repo-committed values win over these defaults, same
// as the real system's config.yaml).
//
// dockerBuildVersion (e.g. 'go-1.22', 'node-20', 'python-3.12', 'java-21',
// 'php-8.3') is read by buildDocker.groovy only when the repo has no
// Dockerfile of its own — it picks which resources/com/homelab/<lang>-
// Dockerfile template to render and which base-image version to bake in.
// Repos that already ship a Dockerfile (like demo-go-app) never touch
// this key at all; it has no default because there's no sensible one to
// fall back to.
def call(Map config) {
    config.service_name      = config.service_name      ?: config.repo_name
    config.argo_app_name     = config.argo_app_name      ?: config.repo_name
    // The Harbor project images are pushed to. Named apps-registry on this
    // cluster, not the homelab's "homelab" — the project has to already
    // exist, and Harbor rejects a push to a missing one with
    // "unauthorized: project <name> not found", which reads like a
    // credentials problem rather than a missing project.
    config.harbor_project    = config.harbor_project     ?: 'apps-registry'
    // Cluster DNS, not the ingress hostname: this clone happens from a build
    // pod, so it is pod-to-pod traffic and has no business leaving the
    // cluster and coming back in through Contour.
    config.helm_repo_url     = config.helm_repo_url      ?: 'http://gitea-http.gitea.svc.cluster.local:3000/gitadmin/devops-helm-charts-gcp.git'
    config.image_tag_yq_path = config.image_tag_yq_path  ?: '.deployment.image.tag'

    // Every stage file (both the ones adapted for this homelab and the
    // untouched legacy ones carried over from the real devops-lib) reads
    // `env.FAILURE` when setting currentBuild.result on error — the real
    // system must define this as a global Jenkins environment variable
    // somewhere upstream of buildPipeline.groovy, since it's referenced
    // everywhere but never set anywhere in this repo. Left undefined,
    // `env.FAILURE` is null, and `currentBuild.result = null` throws
    // `NoSuchMethodError`/`NullPointerException` deep inside Jenkins'
    // own result-normalization code — masking whatever the real error
    // was. Defining it once here, before any stage runs, is the minimal
    // fix rather than touching every individual stage file.
    env.FAILURE = 'FAILURE'

    podTemplate(yaml: libraryResource('org/homelab/dind-pod.yaml')) {
        node(POD_LABEL) {
            def checkOutObj = new com.homelab.stages.checkOut()
            def loadConfigObj = new com.homelab.stages.loadConfig()
            def runHooksObj = new com.homelab.stages.runHooks()
            def buildDockerObj = new com.homelab.stages.buildDocker()
            def updateHelmTagObj = new com.homelab.stages.updateHelmTag()
            def syncArgoAppObj = new com.homelab.stages.syncArgoApp()
            def notifyObj = new com.homelab.stages.notify()

            try {
                checkOutObj.run(config)
                loadConfigObj.run(config)
                runHooksObj.run(config, 'pre_build')
                buildDockerObj.run(config)
                runHooksObj.run(config, 'post_build')
                updateHelmTagObj.run(config)
                syncArgoAppObj.run(config)
            }
            catch (Exception e) {
                currentBuild.result = 'FAILURE'
                log.error(e.toString())
            }
            finally {
                notifyObj.run(config)
            }
        }
    }
}