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update local test to workflow_dispatch

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JM Faircloth 2023-06-12 11:48:18 -05:00
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.github/workflows/local-test.yaml vendored
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# This is a sample workflow to help test contributions
# Change the branch name, url and token to fit with your own environment
# Use 'on: push' instead of 'on: local-test' if you wish to run the test on github
# If running locally with act, run the workflow with 'act local-test'
# To run this locally with act use:
# act workflow_dispatch -j local-test
#
# If you have permissions, you can run this workflow via the GitHub UI.
# Otherwise, use 'on: push' instead of 'on: workflow_dispatch'.
# Don't forget to revert the file changes and invalidate any tokens that were committed before opening a pull-request
on: local-test
# Don't forget to revert the file changes and invalidate any tokens that were
# committed before opening a pull request.
on: workflow_dispatch
name: local-test
jobs:
build:
local-test:
name: local-test
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:

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README.md
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### Running the action locally
You can use the [act](https://github.com/nektos/act) command to test your changes locally if desired. Unfortunately it is not currently possible to use uncommitted local changes for a shared workfow. You will still need to push
the changes you would like to validate beforehand. Even if a commit is necessary, this is still a more detailed and faster feedback loop than waiting for the action to be executed by Github in a different repository.
You can use the [act](https://github.com/nektos/act) command to test your
changes locally if desired. Unfortunately it is not currently possible to use
uncommitted local changes for a shared workfow. You will still need to push the
changes you would like to validate beforehand. Even if a commit is necessary,
this is still a more detailed and faster feedback loop than waiting for the
action to be executed by Github in a different repository.
Push your changes into a feature branch.
```sh
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$ git push
```
Edit the ./.github/workflows/local-test.yaml file to use your new feature branch. You may have to additionally edit the vault url, token and secret path if you are not using one of the provided containerized instance.
Run your feature branch locally.
Edit the ./.github/workflows/local-test.yaml file to use your new feature
branch. You may have to additionally edit the vault url, token and secret path
if you are not using one of the provided containerized instance. Run your
feature branch locally.
```sh
$ act local-test
```
$ act workflow_dispatch -j local-test
```