* GitHub Actions doesn't use the newer strict schema in the service
* Tolerate more hallucinations
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* Replace nektos/act imports with actions-oss/act-cli
* Update go.mod to reference new repo
* Fix goimports "not properly formatted" complaints.
Replacing the imports left some out of alphabetical order.
* chore: upgrade dependencies
* fix: linter errors
* chore: bump version of golangci-lint
* chore: go mod tidy
* fix: failing test
* fix: update version of upload-artifact to v4
* chore: format test output with gotestfmt
* fix: typo in test exec
* fix: failing tests
* fix: windows unit test execution
* fix: windows unit test execution
* fix: whitespace
* bash without "-o pipefail" option when "bash" is not explicitely
defined in the workflow
* bonus: fix inverted expected and actual in TestGetGitHubContext assertions
* Initial commit
* Put the tests back
* Remove unnecessary checks
* Remove unneeded check and fix test code
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* WorkflowDispatchConfig supports ScalarNode and SequenceNode yaml node kinds
* Avoid using log.Fatal
* package slices is not in golang 1.20
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* fix: fail if no stages were found
Adds a warning message if act is cannot find any stages to run
with the filters provided.
Reproduction:
- run `act -j gibberish`
Desired behavior: some indication I did something silly
Actual behavior: no output, just exit with success.
As a human who often makes spelling mistakes,
it would be nice if act warned me what I was doing that was silly
rather than exiting apparently doing
nothing with no obvious indication
I did something wrong.
* Revert "fix: fail if no stages were found"
This reverts commit 226adf1c15cf4c01d516a05dc923507e6999978d.
* fix: fail if no stages were found
Errors if no stages were found with the given filters.
Prints out a helpful error message, pointing users
in the right place for how to specify which stage to run.
Reproduction:
- run `act -j gibberish`
Desired behavior: some indication I did something silly
Actual behavior: no output, just exit with success.
As a human who often makes spelling mistakes,
it would be nice if act warned me what I was doing that was silly
rather than exiting apparently doing
nothing with no obvious indication
I did something wrong.
* throw if `uses` is invalid
* update JobType to return error
* lint
* put //nolint:dupl on wrong test
* update error message to remove end punctuation
* lint
* update remote job type check
* move if statement
* rm nolint:dupl ... we'll see how that goes
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* Log incoming jobs.
Log the full contents of the job protobuf to make debugging jobs easier
* Ensure that the parallel executor always uses at least one thread.
The caller may mis-calculate the number of CPUs as zero, in which case
ensure that at least one thread is spawned.
* Use runtime.NumCPU for CPU counts.
For hosts without docker, GetHostInfo() returns a blank struct which
has zero CPUs and causes downstream trouble.
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* fix: add `server_url` attribute to github context
The `server_urL` attribute was missing in the `github` context.
Previously it was exposed as environment variable only.
Closes#1726
* fix: also set `api_url` and `graphql_url` attributes
* fix: correct ref and ref_name
The ref in the GitHub context is always full qualified
(e.g. refs/heads/branch, refs/tags/v1).
The ref_name is the ref with the strippep prefix.
In case of pull_requests, this is the merge commit ref
(e.g. refs/pull/123/merge -> 123/merge).
* test: update test data
* fix: map job output for reusable workflows
This fixes the job outputs for reusable workflows. There is
a required indirection. Before this we took the outputs from
all jobs which is not what users express with the workflow
outputs.
* fix: remove double evaluation
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Change planner functions to return errors
This enables createStages to return `unable to build dependency graph`
Fix PlanEvent to properly report errors relating to events/workflows
* allow overriding of GITHUB_ env variables
* bug fix for overriding env vars with empty string
* revert step.go
* refactor github_context to prevent lint failures. added more setters
* added ability to override github env variables
* handled base and head ref
* feat: allow to spawn and run a local reusable workflow
This change contains the ability to parse/plan/run a local
reusable workflow.
There are still numerous things missing:
- inputs
- secrets
- outputs
* feat: add workflow_call inputs
* test: improve inputs test
* feat: add input defaults
* feat: allow expressions in inputs
* feat: use context specific expression evaluator
* refactor: prepare for better re-usability
* feat: add secrets for reusable workflows
* test: use secrets during test run
* feat: handle reusable workflow outputs
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This change does parse the different types of workflow jobs.
It is not much by itself but the start to implement reusable
workflows.
Relates to #826
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The io/ioutil package has been deprecated as of Go 1.16 [1]. This commit
replaces the existing io/ioutil functions with their new definitions in
io and os packages.
[1]: https://golang.org/doc/go1.16#ioutil
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* test: check workflow_dispatch inputs
This implements a test to check for `workflow_dispatch` inputs.
This will be a prerequisite for implementing the inputs.
* feat: map workflow_dispatch input to expression evaluator
This changes adds the workflow_dispatch event inputs
to the `inputs` context and maintaining the boolean type
* fix: coerce boolean input types
* fix: use step env if available, rc env otherwise
* fix: support docker create arguments from container.options (#1022)
* fix processing of errors, add verbose logging, fix test
* disable linter for code copied from docker/cli
* fix all linter issues
* Add license info
* Add opts_test.go from docker/cli and required testdata
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* test: add test case for #1319
* fix: setup of composite inputs
This change fixes the composite action setup handling of inputs.
All inputs are taken from the env now. The env is composed of
the 'level above'.
For example:
- step env -> taken from run context
- action env -> taken from step env
- composite env -> taken from action env
Before this change the env setup for steps, actions and composite
run contexts was harder to understand as all parts looked into
one of these: parent run context, step, action, composite run context.
Now the 'data flow' is from higher levels to lower levels which should
make it more clean.
Fixes#1319
* test: add simple remote composite action test
Since we don't have a remote composite test at all
before this, we need at least the simplest case.
This does not check every feature, but ensures basic
availability of remote composite actions.
* refactor: move ActionRef and ActionRepository
Moving ActionRef and ActionRepository from RunContext into the
step, allows us to remove the - more or less - ugly copy operations
from the RunContext.
This is more clean, as each step does hold the data required anyway
and the RunContext shouldn't know about the action details.
* refactor: remove unused properties
* fix: show workflow info even if on.push is not defined (#1329)
To fix listing of workflows in such cases list/graph filtering was split with planning.
Now act supports one of the following list (-l)/graph (-g) cases:
* show all jobs of loaded workflows: act -l
* show specific job JOBNAME: act -l -j JOBNAME
* show jobs of loaded workflows in which event EVENTNAME is set up: act -l EVENTNAME
* show jobs of loaded workflows in which first defined workflow event is set up: act -l --detect-event
For planning it supports:
* running specific job JOBNAME with triggered event determined from:
** CLI argument: act -j JOBNAME EVENTNAME
** first defined in loaded workflows event: act -j JOBNAME --detect-event
** only defined in loaded workflows event: act -j JOBNAME
** push event by default: act -j JOBNAME
* running jobs of loaded workflows in which event is set up, event is determined from:
** CLI argument: act EVENTNAME
** first defined in loaded workflows event: act --detect-event
** only defined in loaded workflows event: act
** push event by default: act
Except #1329 this PR fixes#1332, #1318
* Update docs/help
* fix: align github.ref to GitHub Action
The `github.ref` value should be `refs/heads/branch` in most cases.
There are a few exceptions handled by the code.
This change prefixes the default case with `refs/heads` and adds
tests for this and the excpetional cases.
* fix: correct existing assertions
* fix: the number in the github event is of type number
The go %s formattig option outputs the type if the given
input value is not of type string.
* test: update test data as well
* fix: use floats
This change stops act from rejecting valid entries such as
```
timeout-minutes: ${{ matrix.runtime == 'v8' && 30 || 15 }}
```
at the job level.
This change complements the fix that was already in place
for the Step struct, done in #1217. See:
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* feat: use logger from context wherever possible
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* feat: add step/job id and results to json logs
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* test: value to be masked should not be hard-coded in the action
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* fix: replace values following ::add-mask:: in evaluated strings
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* feat: [DEBUG] identifier for debug logs to distinguish them
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* feat: replace logger with step logger
The container gets injected a job logger, but during the time that steps
are run, we want to use the step logger.
This commit wraps pre/main/post steps in an executor that replaces the
job logger with a step logger.
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* feat: add pre/post stage identifier fields to json log output
Co-authored-by: Markus Wolf <markus.wolf@new-work.se>
* feat: add job/step result status to skipped steps/jobs
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* feat: add post step to actions and add state command
This commit includes requried changes for running post steps
for local and remote actions.
This allows general cleanup work to be done after executing
an action.
Communication is allowed between this steps, by using the
action state.
* feat: collect pre and post steps for composite actions
* refactor: move composite action logic into own file
* refactor: restructure composite handling
* feat: run composite post steps during post step lifecycle
* refactor: remove duplicate log output
* feat: run all composite post actions in a step
Since composite actions could have multiple pre/post steps inside,
we need to run all of them in a single top-level pre/post step.
This PR includes a test case for this and the correct order of steps
to be executed.
* refactor: remove unused lines of code
* refactor: simplify test expression
* fix: use composite job logger
* fix: make step output more readable
* fix: enforce running all post executor
To make sure every post executor/step is executed, it is chained
with it's own Finally executor.
* fix: do not run post step if no step result is available
Having no step result means we do not run any step (neither pre
nor main) and we do not need to run post.
* fix: setup defaults
If no pre-if or post-if is given, it should default to 'always()'.
This could be set even if there is no pre or post step.
In fact this is required for composite actions and included post
steps to run.
* fix: output step related if expression
* test: update expectation
* feat: run pre step from actions (#1110)
This PR implements running pre steps for remote actions.
This includes remote actions using inside local composite actions.
* fix: set correct expr default status checks
For post-if conditions the default status check should be
always(), while for all other if expression the default status
check is success()
References:
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/learn-github-actions/expressions#status-check-functionshttps://docs.github.com/en/actions/creating-actions/metadata-syntax-for-github-actions#runspost-if
* fix: remove code added during rebase
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