github-actions

问题 I trigger my workflow using on: push: tags: GITHUB_REF won't contain a branch name in this case, how could I get it? 回答1: You will need to do a bit of string manipulation to get this going. Basically during a tag creation push, is like if you were to do git checkout v<tag> in your local but there's no reference to the original branch. This is why you will need to use the -r flag in the git branch contains command. We get the clean branch with the following two commands. raw=$(git branch -r -

问题 I trigger my workflow using on: push: tags: GITHUB_REF won't contain a branch name in this case, how could I get it? 回答1: You will need to do a bit of string manipulation to get this going. Basically during a tag creation push, is like if you were to do git checkout v<tag> in your local but there's no reference to the original branch. This is why you will need to use the -r flag in the git branch contains command. We get the clean branch with the following two commands. raw=$(git branch -r -

问题 I trigger my workflow using on: push: tags: GITHUB_REF won't contain a branch name in this case, how could I get it? 回答1: You will need to do a bit of string manipulation to get this going. Basically during a tag creation push, is like if you were to do git checkout v<tag> in your local but there's no reference to the original branch. This is why you will need to use the -r flag in the git branch contains command. We get the clean branch with the following two commands. raw=$(git branch -r -

问题 I am trying to create a workflow to deploy Nuget packages to Github Package Repository using Github Actions. In this case, The repository is inside an organization I am the owner of that organization I have admin access to the repository The repository has secrets listed The commit is mine The commit is a direct commit to a branch But the action CANNOT access the secrets Below is the workflow I am trying to execute name: Build and Publish on: push: branches: - gh-packages jobs: build_and

问题 I am trying to create a workflow to deploy Nuget packages to Github Package Repository using Github Actions. In this case, The repository is inside an organization I am the owner of that organization I have admin access to the repository The repository has secrets listed The commit is mine The commit is a direct commit to a branch But the action CANNOT access the secrets Below is the workflow I am trying to execute name: Build and Publish on: push: branches: - gh-packages jobs: build_and

问题 I use github actions and want to test it locally. I'm using this tools and it works fine. https://github.com/nektos/act I can provide a event.json for local testing, but it's really hard to create a real event payload. Is there any way to get real event payload? For example, I create pull request on my repository from the console, and get that event payload json. 回答1: To get event data, you can use a GitHub action to print the event to the log. # change this to the event type you want to get

问题 I want to cat the contents of my VERSION file (e.g. 0.9.0 ) into a variable and pass it to another GitHub action as input. However, from what I can tell, this requires creating a new GitHub action just to cat the file to an 'output' which could then be used as input to the next module. Is there a GitHub action that already does this - or is there some simpler solution I'm missing? 回答1: I don't think you need to create an action for this. cat should be usable in a run step. Try something like

问题 I am doing npm test when pull requests are raised using Github actions . Now if tests fails , I would like to add a message or at least reject the PR using actions.. How can i do it? 回答1: I assume you have an on: pull_request workflow that runs npm test . This should automatically create a GitHub Check on the pull request that will fail if your tests fail. The best way to "reject" the pull request is to prevent it from being merged unless the tests pass. You can do this by turning on a

问题 I am doing npm test when pull requests are raised using Github actions . Now if tests fails , I would like to add a message or at least reject the PR using actions.. How can i do it? 回答1: I assume you have an on: pull_request workflow that runs npm test . This should automatically create a GitHub Check on the pull request that will fail if your tests fail. The best way to "reject" the pull request is to prevent it from being merged unless the tests pass. You can do this by turning on a

问题 I want to cache npm dependencies so that I does not do npm install every time I push and instead just load it from cache. I think github action support this now?: How do I cache steps in GitHub actions? Here are few cases If package.json changes, which means yarn.lock or package-lock.json changed so do npm install and update cache Extending my above point, the contributor could be doing both yarn install and npm install From the same above question, I changed my github action to something