* Split Cypress out into its own workflow
* Improve PR Details job to use github-script and output labels
* Fix wrongly using github.ref in workflow_run actions which always refer to develop
* Update pr-details to be far more generic
* Tweak how we fill command-prefix
* Tweak cypress job to pass more params & fix if condition
* Bring in external changes
* Add docs
* Use new composite action, and an action to update a status check based on this workflow run
* Iterate approach
* Switch to composite actions for pr_details and sonarqube
* Bring back a reusable workflow for element-web stack sonarqube runs
* Move sonarcloud.yml to the right repo
* Fix Netlify run
* Split Cypress out into its own workflow
* Improve PR Details job to use github-script and output labels
* Fix wrongly using github.ref in workflow_run actions which always refer to develop
* Update pr-details to be far more generic
* Tweak how we fill command-prefix
Update the name of the workflow in the workflow_run trigger as
it was changed when adding cypress tests.
This will upload the preview build after running the cypress tests:
unsure if this is what we want or not. The preview build will be
slower to appear, but it does sort of make sense to only get a
preview buuild if the tests pass. If not, we might be able to do
this by doing a repository dispatch after the preview build.
* Use PR number directly in netlify github action
Looks like we can get the PR number for the workflow run that triggered
the workflow_run event, so there's no need for the massive faff we were
doing here.
* No need to create pr.json anymore
Switch to upstream and use a more recent version.
Fixes failure to edit on empty descriptions.
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Franke <alexandre.franke@gmail.com>
Some absolutely horrenous hacks to upload the context as an artifact
then download it, unzip it and set the PR number as a variable we can
use, because GitHub Actions just doesn't offer any other way of doing
this.
Maybe we'd be better off going back to Netlify...
So we don't need netflify to sit there building the develop branch
for no reason. Also it will comment with the URL rather than having
to dig it out of the checks.
Upload part not tested yet.
Michael Telatynski