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@floweisshardt floweisshardt commented Jan 18, 2021

This PR introduces a script that parses a github action workflow from .github/workflows/industrial_ci_action.yml and then calls run_ci with this configuration.
The script is the equivalent to run_travis and has the same terminal usage and arguments.

Should be documented together with #574.

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I haven't had time to test it yet, but ever since I've come across nektos/act I've wanted to test it with industrial_ci.

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@gavanderhoorn I tried it a while ago but had problems mounting the right folders.
See nektos/act#410

But I think it is worth a second maybe more educated shot.

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run_gitlab_actions is a copy of run_travis. I would prefer to write a proper python module.
This could be used as well for Gitlab CI.

_ici_parse_jobs_res="$3";;
"true")
_ici_parse_jobs_res="0";;
"True")
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We use true and false everywhere else.
Instead of accepting the Python syntax, it should be converted in the calling script.

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I would prefer to write a proper python module.

I migrated run_travis in #717

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fmessmer commented Oct 7, 2021

PR #749 tries to pick this up and make use of #717

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