Closed sombriks closed 6 months ago
No need for another input, you can just use the context
input if you want to build from a subdir.
what i am saying is there is a default section documented here: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-jobs/setting-default-values-for-jobs#example-set-the-default-shell-and-working-directory
and the action does not honor it.
i did exactly what you suggested but this is not what one could expect if there is a default setting for working-directory.
Here's a working one: https://github.com/sombriks/redline/blob/3b672a3064dc63a4ff513630e7fe435e9ea84904/.github/workflows/node.js-service.yml#L12
i set up working-directory: service-node-koa
as a default and it is observed by Checkout Code
, Use Node
and Run tests
steps with one caveat for npm cache but that's all. they all know the proper working directory by defaults settings.
For Build and Push
step indeed set context solves the issue, and thinking again about that, the defaults section is specific to run commands. I think it's fine to set it like this in this monorepo/multiproject scenario.
Looking at the docs, working-directory
only works for run:
steps, not for actions: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#jobsjob_idstepsworking-directory
Description
currently i have a monorepo/multiprojec setup and a small action for each project.
for most actions, i set a
working-directory
so i can perform every action (npm install, checkout, etc) from that directory.publish action does not observe this directory, always defaulting to repo root, so i need to set context regardless what i have on my
working-direction
.see sample here.