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As part of T321088, we have [[ https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/conda-analytics/-/merge_requests/5/diffs?diff_id=8408#8ffde13df31f212345642ccfa4755f3bd99e7e61 | modified the development Dockerfile ]] of conda-analytics. But as of today, there is no support to just run this file directly as part of our CI infra (see T295045#8331793 for details of that situation). In this task we should: * Study the code at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/workflow_utils/-/merge_requests/28, which basically ports the Dockerfile code to Gitlab CI. * Modify it accordingly with the new changes. * Generate a release.

As part of T321088, we have [[ https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/conda-analytics/-/merge_requests/5/diffs?diff_id=8408#8ffde13df31f212345642ccfa4755f3bd99e7e61 | modified the development Dockerfile ]] of conda-analytics. In this task we should change the way CI is done for `conda-analytics`. @Antoine_Quhen suggests we add: * a script to generate+validate the conda env lock file * a Dockerfile in charge of generating the deb * a GitLab ci custom runner running docker in docker * a very simple GitLab ci pipeline in workflow utils, only responsible of: * launching the docker build * passing the basic params (package name and version) * fetching the resulting deb file from the docker container * uploading the deb to the registry

As part of T321088, we have [[ https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/conda-analytics/-/merge_requests/5/diffs?diff_id=8408#8ffde13df31f212345642ccfa4755f3bd99e7e61 | modified the development Dockerfile ]] of conda-analytics. But as of todayIn this task we should change the way CI is done for `conda-analytics`. @Antoine_Quhen suggests we add: * a script to generate+validate the conda env lock file * a Dockerfile in charge of generating the deb * a GitLab ci custom runner running docker in docker * a very simple GitLab ci pipeline in workflow utils, there is no support to just run this file directly as part of our CI infra (see T295045#8331793 for details of that situation). In this task we should:only responsible of: * launching the docker build * Study the code at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/workflow_utils/-/merge_requests/28, which* passing the basically ports the Dockerfile code to Gitlab CI. params (package name and version) * Modify it accordingly with * fetching the resulting deb file from the new changes.docker container * Generate a release. * uploading the deb to the registry