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A collection of reusable GitHub workflows for ECMWF repositories
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reusable-workflows

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A collection of reusable GitHub workflows for ECMWF repositories.

Workflows

Samples

Supported Operating Systems

ci.yml

Usage

jobs:
    # Calls a reusable CI workflow to build & test current repository.
    #   It will pull in all needed dependencies and produce a code coverage report on success.
    #   In case the job fails, a message will be posted to a Microsoft Teams channel.
    ci:
        name: ci
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/ci.yml@v1
        with:
            codecov_upload: true
            notify_teams: true
            build_package_inputs: |
                dependencies: |
                  ecmwf/ecbuild
                  ecmwf/eckit
                dependency_branch: develop
        secrets:
            incoming_webhook: ${{ secrets.MS_TEAMS_INCOMING_WEBHOOK }}

Inputs

skip_matrix_jobs

A list of matrix jobs to skip. Job names should be the full form of <compiler>@<platform>. Default: '' Type: string

deps_cache_key

Dependency cache key to restore from. Note that the key should be platform agnostic, as the <compiler>@<platform> suffix will be automatically appended. Upon extraction, a file called .env from the cache root directory will be loaded into the build environment, if it exists. Default: '' Type: string

deps_cache_path

Optional dependency cache path to restore to, falls back to ${{ runner.temp }}/deps. Will be considered only if deps_cache_key is supplied. Default: '' Type: string

codecov_upload

Whether to generate and upload code coverage to codecov service for main branches. Default: false Type: boolean

notify_teams

Whether to notify about workflow status via Microsoft Teams. Note that you must supply incoming_webhook secret if you switch on this feature. Default: false Type: boolean

repository

The source repository name, in case it differs from the current one. Repository names should follow the standard Github owner/name format. Default: ${{ github.repository }} Type: string

ref

The source repository reference, in case it differs from the current one. Default: ${{ github.ref }} Type: string

build_package_inputs

Optional inputs for the build-package action, provided as a YAML object value. Default: '' Type: string

Secrets

incoming_webhook

Public URL of the Microsoft Teams incoming webhook. To get the value, make sure that channel in Teams has the appropriate connector set up. It will only be used if notify_teams input is switched on. Example: https://webhook.office.com/webhookb2/...

ci-hpc.yml

Usage

jobs:
    ci-hpc:
        name: ci-hpc
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/ci-hpc.yml@v2
        with:
            name-prefix: metkit-
            build-inputs: |
                --package: ecmwf/metkit@develop
                --modules: |
                  ecbuild
                  ninja
                --dependencies: |
                  ecmwf/eccodes@develop
                  ecmwf/eckit@develop
                --parallel: 64
        secrets: inherit\

Inputs

name-prefix

Job name prefix. Usually the package name. Suitable when building multiple packages within one workflow to easily differentiate between them. Default: '' Type: string

build-inputs

Inputs for build-package-hpc action. Default: '' Type: string

dev-runner

Whether to build using development runner which contains latest version of build-package-hpc. Default: '' Type: string

ci-python.yml

Usage

jobs:
    # Calls a reusable CI workflow to qa, test & deploy the current repository.
    #   It will pull in all needed dependencies and produce a code coverage report on success.
    #   If all checks were successful and a new release tag pushed, the package will be published on PyPI.
    #   In case the job fails, a message will be posted to a Microsoft Teams channel.
    ci:
        name: ci
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/ci-python.yml@v1
        with:
            codecov_upload: true
            notify_teams: true
            build_package_inputs: |
                dependencies: |
                  ecmwf/ecbuild
                  ecmwf/eckit
                  ecmwf/odc
                dependency_branch: develop
                self_build: false
        secrets:
            pypi_username: ${{ secrets.PYPI_USERNAME }}
            pypi_password: ${{ secrets.PYPI_PASSWORD }}
            incoming_webhook: ${{ secrets.MS_TEAMS_INCOMING_WEBHOOK }}

Inputs

skip_matrix_jobs

A list of matrix jobs to skip. Job names should be the full form of <compiler>@<platform>. Default: '' Type: string

codecov_upload

Whether to generate and upload code coverage to codecov service for main branches. Default: false Type: boolean

notify_teams

Whether to notify about workflow status via Microsoft Teams. Note that you must supply incoming_webhook secret if you switch on this feature. Default: false Type: boolean

python_version

The version of Python binary to use. Default: '3.9' Type: ring

repository

The source repository name. Repository names should follow the standard Github owner/name format. Default: ${{ github.repository }} Type: string

ref

The source repository reference. Default: ${{ github.ref }} Type: string

build_package_inputs

Optional inputs for the build-package action, provided as a YAML object value. Default: '' Type: string

Secrets

pypi_username

Username of the PyPI account. The account must have sufficient permissions to deploy the current project. Example: MyUsername

pypi_password

Password of the PyPI account. Example: MyPassword

incoming_webhook

Public URL of the Microsoft Teams incoming webhook. To get the value, make sure that channel in Teams has the appropriate connector set up. It will only be used if notify_teams input is switched on. Example: https://webhook.office.com/webhookb2/...

ci-node.yml

Usage

jobs:
    # Calls a reusable CI NodeJS workflow to qa & test & deploy the current repository.
    #   It will install dependencies and produce a code coverage report on success.
    #   In case the job fails, a message will be posted to a Microsoft Teams channel.
    ci:
        name: ci
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/ci-node.yml@v1
        with:
            codecov_upload: true
            notify_teams: true
        secrets:
            incoming_webhook: ${{ secrets.MS_TEAMS_INCOMING_WEBHOOK }}

Inputs

skip_matrix_jobs

A list of matrix jobs to skip. Job names should be the form of <platform>. Default: '' Type: string

codecov_upload

Whether to generate and upload code coverage to codecov service for main branches. Default: false Type: boolean

notify_teams

Whether to notify about workflow status via Microsoft Teams. Note that you must supply incoming_webhook secret if you switch on this feature. Default: false Type: boolean

self_build

Whether to build from currently checked out repository or not. Default: true Type: boolean

self_test

Whether to run tests from currently checked out repository or not. Default: true Type: boolean

node_version

The version of NodeJS interpreter to use. Default: '16' Type: string

repository

The source repository name. Repository names should follow the standard Github owner/name format. Default: ${{ github.repository }} Type: string

ref

The source repository reference. Default: ${{ github.ref }} Type: string

Secrets

incoming_webhook

Public URL of the Microsoft Teams incoming webhook. To get the value, make sure that channel in Teams has the appropriate connector set up. It will only be used if notify_teams input is switched on. Example: https://webhook.office.com/webhookb2/...

docs.yml

Usage

jobs:
    # Calls a reusable CI workflow to build & check the documentation in the current repository.
    #   It will install required system dependencies and test Read the Docs build process.
    docs:
        name: docs
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/docs.yml@v1
        with:
            system_dependencies: doxygen pandoc

Inputs

requirements_path

Path of the requirements.txt file which includes all dependencies needed for building of the documentation, relative to the repository root. Default: docs/requirements.txt Type: string

docs_path

Path of the documentation directory, relative to the repository root. Default: docs Type: string

system_dependencies

Optional list of system dependencies to install via apt command, separated by spaces. Note that each dependency must be available via standard Ubuntu 20.04 package repositories. Default: '' Type: string

python_version

The version of Python binary to use. Default: '3.9' Type: ring

repository

The source repository name, in case it differs from the current one. Repository names should follow the standard Github owner/name format. Default: ${{ github.repository }} Type: string

ref

The source repository reference, in case it differs from the current one. Default: ${{ github.ref }} Type: string

qa-precommit

Usage

on:
    push:
    pull_request_target:
        types: [opened, synchronize, reopened]

jobs:
    quality:
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/qa-precommit-run.yml@v2
        with:
            skip_hooks: 'no-commit-to-branch'

Inputs

python-version

Optional, pin to use a specific Python version Default: '3.x' Type: string Example: '3.9'

skip-hooks

Optional, a comma-separated string of pre-commit hooks to skip. Default: '' Type: string Example: 'no-commit-to-branch,black'

qa-pytest-pyproject

Usage

on:
    push:
    pull_request_target:
        types: [opened, synchronize, reopened]

jobs:
    checks:
        strategy:
            matrix:
                python-version: ['3.9', '3.10']
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/qa-pytest-pyproject.yml@v2
        with:
            python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}

Inputs

python-version

Optional, the version of Python binary to use.

Default: '3.x' Type: string Example: '3.9'

optional-dependencies

Optional, optional dependencies to install from package to be tested.

Default: 'all,tests' Type: string Example: dev,tests,third_dependency_group

skip-tests

Optional, the pytest marks to pass to the -m command flag.

Expands in pytest -v -m "${{ inputs.skip-tests }}" to coordinate marked tests.

Default: '' Type: string Example: 'no gpu'

job-summary

Default: false Type: boolean Example: true

emoji

Default: true Type: boolean Example: false

custom-pytest

Default: 'pytest' Type: string Example: 'poetry run pytest'

sync.yml

Usage

# Controls when the workflow will run
on:
    # Trigger the workflow on all pushes
    push:
        branches:
            - '**'
        tags:
            - '**'

    # Trigger the workflow when a branch or tag is deleted
    delete: ~

jobs:
    # Calls a reusable CI workflow to sync the current with a remote repository.
    #   It will correctly handle addition of any new and removal of existing Git objects.
    sync:
        name: sync
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/sync.yml@v1
        secrets:
            target_repository: ${{ secrets.BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY }}
            target_username: ${{ secrets.BITBUCKET_USERNAME }}
            target_token: ${{ secrets.BITBUCKET_PAT }}

Inputs

sync_repository_inputs

Optional inputs for the sync-repository action, provided as a YAML object value. Note that some values may be overwritten by provided secrets with same name. Default: '' Type: string

Secrets

source_token

The user access token with read access to the source repository, must be URL-encoded. Default: github.token Example: ...

target_repository

Required The name of the target repository. Example: project-name/repo-name

target_username

Required The user login with write access to the target repository, must be URL-encoded. Example: user

target_token

Required The user access token with write access to the target repository, must be URL-encoded. Example: ...

label-pr.yml

Manages labels on public pull requests. contributor label is added when a PR from public fork is opened. Removes label approved-for-ci when pull request HEAD changes.

Usage

on:
    # trigger the pull request is opened or pushed to
    pull_request_target:
        types: [opened, synchronize]

jobs:
    label:
        uses: ecmwf-actions/reusable-workflows/.github/workflows/pr-label.yml@v2

Development

Install Dependencies

npm install

Lint Code

npm run lint

Licence

This software is licensed under the terms of the Apache License Version 2.0 which can be obtained at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.

In applying this licence, ECMWF does not waive the privileges and immunities granted to it by virtue of its status as an intergovernmental organisation nor does it submit to any jurisdiction.