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CI Workflows

This project contains two GitHub Action workflows that are performed following various triggers. For more information on Github Actions see here.

openactive-test-suite.yml

This workflow defines the following jobs:

  • test-server
  • test-fake-database
  • core
  • framework
  • deploy-reference-implementation
  • publish-server
  • publish-fake-database

test-server job

This job builds and runs the OpenActive.Server.NET.Tests project i.e. it runs unit tests against OpenActive.Server.NET.

test-fake-database job

This job builds and runs the Fakes/OpenActive.FakeDatabase.NET.Tests project i.e. it runs unit tests against Fakes/OpenActive.FakeDatabase.NET.

core job

This job uses Test Suite to run a matrix of tests against the OpenActive.Server.NET project.

framework job

This job is very similar to the above but builds OpenActive.Server.NET using .NET Framework and runs Test Suite against it.

deploy-reference-implementation job

This job deploys the master branch of Reference Implementation Booking Server (see here) and Identity Server Reference Implementation (see here) to two Azure webapps

publish-server job

This job publishes the OpenActive.Server.NET project to Nuget. It then creates a release in the GitHub repository.

publish-fake-database job

Very similar to the above publish-server job, this job publishes the Fake Database project within OpenActive.Server.NET to Nuget.

create-dependencies-pr.yaml

This workflow creates a pull request to OpenActive.Server.NET's OpenActive (OA) dependencies if there has been a change in one of those projects. This therefore keeps Server.NET up-to-date with the rest of the OA ecosystem.

This workflow can be triggered in two ways:

  • workflow_dispatch: This allows you to manually trigger the workflow through the GitHub Actions UI.

  • repository_dispatch: This allows the workflow to be triggered when a custom repository dispatch event is sent. It listens for dispatch events from two OA repos: OpenActive.NET and OpenActive.DatasetSite.NET. For more information on repository dispatch events see here

This workflow defines one job: generate.

generate job

The main steps of this job are as follows:

  • Update OpenActive.NET to latest version in OpenActive.Server.NET: This step updates the Server.NET solution with the latest OpenActive.NET library.

  • Update OpenActive.DatasetSite.NET to latest version in OpenActive.Server.NET: Similar to the previous step, this updates Server.NET with the latest OpenActive.DatasetSite.NET.

  • Update OpenActive.NET to latest version in OpenActive.FakeDatabase.NET: Similar to the previous step, this updates FakeDatabase.NET with the latest OpenActive.NET.

  • Create Pull Request: This step uses the peter-evans/create-pull-request action to create a pull request. It performs several actions which are relatively self explanatory:

    • Sets up the access token needed for making changes to the repository.
    • Specifies the path to the repository containing the changes.
    • Defines a commit message, committer, author, branch name, and other PR-related details.
    • Provides a title and body for the pull request, explaining the purpose of the update.
    • Adds labels to the pull request (automated pr).
    • Marks the pull request as not a draft.

  • Check outputs prints information about the created pull request, including the pull request number and URL, to the console.