* Fix a few bugs with the create_buildkite_pr_build.sh script.
This will ${PULL_REQUEST_ID:-} will allow for PULL_REQUEST_ID to be not set in
the if statement so the script won't fail.
It fixes the jq lookups on GITHUB_EVENT_PATH for setting:
PULL_REQUEST_ID
COMMENT_USER_LOGIN
COMMENT_URL
from GITHUB_EVENT_PATH
It fixes the jq lookups on
* Add in missing dub quotes
* Remove rebase workflow as it will not work as expected with third party forks.
* Add the create_buildkite_pr_build.sh script.
This script will use the GitHub API to gather information about the PR, the PR
Author and create a Pull Request pipeline build on Buildkite.
You can mock out the things needed to work on this script locally with the
following environment variables exported:
export BUILDKITE_API_ACCESS_TOKEN=notarealtoken
export GITHUB_EVENT_PATH=$(curl --silent 2d0e0bdefc/github_actions_event_context.json)
export GITHUB_REPOSITORY=forem/forem
export GITHUB_TOKEN=notarealtoken
Note: You will need to get your own BUILDKITE_API_ACCESS_TOKEN and GITHUB_TOKEN
tokens.
You can then run the script locally to create builds from a pull request. The
GITHUB_EVENT_PATH JSON data is from https://github.com/forem/forem/pull/1181
which might not build on Buildkite down the road if is is closed. You might need
to pull down that JSON data and find and replace the PR number 11818 with thing
else.
Also this script could be busted out into it's own GitHub Action repo so you can
work on it outside of the Forem repo, but I don't have the mental fortitude to
work on GitHub Actions at this time. It is the most painful CI systems I have used
to date in terms of having an very very poor feedback loop/developer experience.
It desperately needs a REPL or mock shell for you to develop actions in so you don't
have to keep submitting PRs to your main branch to see results.
