feat: support testing on forked repos #4057
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Summary of Changes
This pull request adds support for running tests on forked repositories after a reviewer's approval. It introduces workflow_run files for both production and development environments, ensuring that check statuses are reported back to the pull request.
Highlights
- Fork Support: Enables testing on forked repositories, enhancing collaboration and contribution workflows.
- Workflow Automation: Implements workflow_run files for production and development to automatically report check statuses to the pull request.
Changelog
- .github/workflows/dev.yml
- Added workflow file to run tests on development environment for forked repos and report check status to the PR.
- .github/workflows/prod.yml
- Added workflow file to run tests on production environment for forked repos and report check status to the PR.
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Code Review
The pull request introduces workflow runs for forked repositories, enhancing the testing process. The changes seem well-structured, but I have a few suggestions to improve clarity and maintainability.
Merge Readiness
The changes look good overall. I recommend addressing the identified issues before merging. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and others should review and approve this code before merging.
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| uses: GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-samples-tools/actions/steps/[email protected] |
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I think we may get an immediate renovate PR to bump all these versions to 0.2.4, but that might be a good follow up test for running tests from forks?
| description: Branch, tag, or commit SHA to run tests on | ||
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Will we ever want to schedule tests on forked runs? If not we could remove this comment.
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The schedule runs from main always, not from forks. This would basically enable nightly tests. I haven't tested it yet so that's why it's commented out, but we eventually want to enable schedule for nightlies. There would be a special case handling on affected to run on everything if it's a schedule (rather than diffs).
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| - Custard CI # .github/workflows/custard-ci.yaml |
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Apologies, I don't understand this comment. Is it referencing that this workflow is related to the main ones. Or is it something that could be updated or just removed?
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No, the workflow_run references workflows by name, not by filename. That comment is just the filename that contains that job name. For our own discoverability.
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Ah! I misunderstood. In that case... are the dev and prod versions of -run both running the same workflow by name then?
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Yes, both are triggered by the same pull_request workflow.
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Is there a way to add a note or description (that would surface in the GH UI) or at least a code comment to let folks know that the purpose of the -run workflows are to "support to run tests on forked repos (after reviewer's approval)"?
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I'll add a bit more context around this.
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The "Custard run" workflows are never visible from a PR, they're basically an implementation detail. That's why we're manually creating checks to reflect back on the PR. I added some comments on the purpose of every event trigger.
* feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments
* feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments
* feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments
* feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments
* feat: support testing on forked repos * add pull_request to test on PR * remove prod suffix * decode json on matrix paths * add experimental to check names * add experimental to job names * run test only if paths is not empty * test explicitly against empty array * move experimental as a prefix * success check if no paths are found * always set check to done * remove pull_request trigger * rearrange if check * add more comments
Description
Adds support to run tests on forked repos (after reviewer's approval).
This adds a workflow_run file for both prod and dev. They all report back their check status to the PR.
Checklist
npm test(see Testing)npm run lint(see Style)GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples. Not a fork.