Reinstate-workflows

[avanlinden]

Update the CI/CD workflows for data model changes and metadata dictionary.

Updating the data model with .github/workflows/update_data_model.yml

• uses the version of schematic in the pyproject.toml file instead of schematic develop
• uses a marketplace action to properly install poetry and setup dependencies from poetry lockfile
• runs on any PR that includes changes to the modules/ subdirectory
• commits are made by "github_actions" instead of individual account

Updating the data dictionary site materials with .github/workflows/update_metadata_dictionary.yml

• uses the version of schematic in the pyproject.toml file instead of schematic develop
• uses a marketplace action to properly install poetry and setup dependencies from poetry lockfile
• runs on any changes merged or pushed to main (will catch changes to data model or any other configuration changes in the repo). This might be a little bit of a broad trigger, but the pages deployment job won't run unless there are actually changes made to the docs or _data folders
• commits made by "github_actions"

deploying the GH pages site with .github/workflows/pages.yml

• added some comments but no other changes; this one works fine

updating the dca-template-config.json

• added the data_model_labels input which is now used by DCA
• removed the env variable for $FILE and went back to using the 'file' input, which had been commented out
• added default values for the required inputs -- these should be what we use in 99.9% of cases

Updated README

• this is starting to read like soup to me, so it may need changes. Probably also needs a flow chart. I don't know, there's so much in this repo that I do not understand the use of.

[avanlinden]

@ameliakallaher and @melissarklein can you read the updated README here: https://github.com/eliteportal/data-models/tree/reinstate-workflows and let me know if it is gibberish? I'm trying to make sure it accurately reflects the automation that's hooked back up, but I moved all the "doing it by hand" stuff to the bottom because it might be handy to keep around.

[ameliakallaher]

The readme looks good to me; and thanks for keeping the editing "by hand" section!