This workflow will publish the test results from the artifact_<operating-system-name>_tests
artifacts
uploaded by the test-code.yml
workflow by creating a
comment on the Pull Request that triggered the test run.
The reason this is a separate workflow that is triggered by the workflow_run
event is to
allow Pull Requests from forks to still have test results published as comments. Due
to the reduced permissions of workflows that are run against Pull Requests from forks, this
workflow must be a separate workflow so that it has the elevated permissions necessary to
create a comment on the Pull Request.
The workflow calling this reusable workflow must be set to
trigger on a completed
workflow_run
event of the workflow that tests the code, usually a
Workflow named Test code
, see the example below for the correct yaml syntax.
Important
When calling this reusable workflow, the permissions must be set as follows:
permissions:
checks: write
pull-requests: write
Note
This workflow uses the following GitHub Actions:
See the Workflow file for the currently used versions of each GitHub Action.
Tip
See the Workflow file for implementation details.
Important
The operating-systems-array
input variable must match the operating-systems-array
input
variable that is used as an input to the test-code.yml
workflow so that test results are
published for each operating system that ran tests.
Input variable | Necessity | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
operating-systems-array |
optional | A valid JSON array of operating system names to publish test results for. | '["ubuntu", "windows", "macos"]' |
name: Publish Test Results
on:
workflow_run:
workflows: [Test code]
types: [completed]
jobs:
publish-test-results:
uses: tektronix/python-package-ci-cd/.github/workflows/_reusable-publish-test-results.yml@v0.0.1
with:
operating-systems-array: '["ubuntu", "windows", "macos"]' # required
permissions:
checks: write
pull-requests: write