[WIP] introduce run_gha #749
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Ah, great! This can even exist next to #743 (which lacks matrix selection)
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| args, extra_env = parse_extra_args(argv[1:]) | ||
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| path, args = find_config_file(args, ['.github/workflows/main.yml','.github/workflows/main.yaml']) |
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What about passing the yaml file as an argument?
| m = [] | ||
| g = '' | ||
| if isinstance(env, dict): | ||
| for l in env['strategy']['matrix']['include']: |
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This could even compose the actual matrix
| path, args = find_config_file(args, ['.github/workflows/main.yml','.github/workflows/main.yaml']) | ||
| config = read_yaml(path) | ||
| global_env, job_envs = read_env(config['jobs']['industrial_ci']) | ||
| allow_failures = read_allow_failures(config) |
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This is not supported by GHA (?)
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| def read_allow_failures(config): | ||
| try: | ||
| af = config['matrix']['allow_failures'] | ||
| except: | ||
| return list() | ||
| return list(x['env'] for x in af) | ||
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| def read_num_include(config): | ||
| try: | ||
| return len(config['matrix']['include']) | ||
| except: | ||
| return 0 |
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These are Travis-specific
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| def print_help(cmd): | ||
| print(""" | ||
| Usage: %s [PATH] [RANGE*] [-- [ENV[=VALUE]*]] | ||
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| Parses the travis config in the given path or in the current working directory and runs all specified tests sequentially | ||
| If no range is given, the list of jobs will get printed. | ||
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| The number of tests can be reduced by specifying one or more ranges: | ||
| * single job: 1 (only first) | ||
| * range: 2-3 (only second and third) | ||
| * open start, only as first range: -4 (jobs 1 to 4) | ||
| * open end, only as last range: 7- (job 7 and all following jobs) | ||
| * open range: - (all jobs) | ||
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| Complex examples for a matrix wih 12 jobs: | ||
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| * -4 7 8: runs jobs 1 2 3 4 7 8 | ||
| * 1 7-9: runs jobs 1 7 8 9 | ||
| * 1 7-9 11-: runs jobs 1 7 8 9 11 12 | ||
| * -: runs all jobs | ||
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| The jobs will be run in clean environments. | ||
| Only DOCKER_PORT, SSH_AUTH_SOCK, and TERM will be kept. | ||
| Additional variable names can be passed at the end. | ||
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| """ % cmd) |
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This is run_travis-specific
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| if len(args) == 0: | ||
| if(len(global_env) > 0): | ||
| print('Globals: %s' % str(highlight_diff(global_env))) | ||
| jobs = len(job_envs) | ||
| digits = len(str(jobs)) | ||
| for i in range(jobs): | ||
| print('Job %s%s: %s' % ( str(i+1).rjust(digits), | ||
| ' (allow_failures)' if job_envs[i] in allow_failures else '', | ||
| highlight_diff(job_envs[i]) if job_envs[i] is not None else "<unsupported job from 'include' section>")) | ||
| print("run all with %s -" % sys.argv[0]) | ||
| sys.exit(0) | ||
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| ranges = parse_ranges(args, -1) | ||
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| run_ci = [os.path.join(scripts_dir, "run_ci"), os.path.dirname(path), filter_env(global_env)] | ||
| run_ci_diff = [os.path.join(scripts_dir, "run_ci"), os.path.dirname(path), highlight_diff(global_env, 44)] | ||
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| bash = ['env', '-i'] +list(map(gen_env, ['DOCKER_PORT', 'HOME', 'PATH', 'SSH_AUTH_SOCK', 'TERM'])) + ['bash','-e'] | ||
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| selection = set(apply_ranges(ranges, len(job_envs))) | ||
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| for i in selection: | ||
| if job_envs[i] is None: | ||
| print("\033[1;43mSkipped job %d, because jobs from 'include' section are not supported\033[1;m" %(i+1,)) | ||
| continue | ||
| cmd = ' '.join(run_ci + [filter_env(job_envs[i])] + list(map(gen_env, extra_env))) | ||
| cmd_diff = ' '.join(run_ci_diff + [highlight_diff(job_envs[i], 44)] + list(map(gen_env, extra_env))) | ||
| print('\033[1;44mRunning job %d%s: %s\033[1;m' %(i+1, ' (allow_failures)' if job_envs[i] in allow_failures else '', cmd_diff)) | ||
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| proc = subprocess.Popen(bash, stdin=subprocess.PIPE) | ||
| proc.communicate(cmd.encode()) | ||
| if proc.returncode: | ||
| print('\033[1;41mFailed job %d: %s\033[1;m' %(i+1, cmd)) | ||
| if job_envs[i] not in allow_failures: | ||
| sys.exit(proc.returncode) | ||
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If I am not mistaken this is common for both.
Or at least it could be broken into smaller chunks to be reused.
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In some place "True"/"False" need to be rewritten to true/false, but I am not sure where. Probably in |
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this picks up PR #582 and makes use of #717
can probably still be harmonized even further...feedback welcome