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fix(github): use env and compacted JSON for github-trigger input #9

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  • use env and compacted JSON for github-trigger input

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    • Updated GitHub workflow configuration to improve readability and organization of environment variables in the trigger step.

Signed-off-by: Prashant Shahi [email protected]

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The pull request modifies the .github/workflows/github-trigger.yaml GitHub Actions workflow configuration. The changes introduce three new environment variables (GH_REPOSITORY, GH_EVENT_NAME, and GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD) in the trigger step of the signoz job. These environment variables are assigned values from corresponding input parameters, replacing direct input references in the command. The modification aims to improve command readability and organization without changing the workflow's core functionality.

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.github/workflows/github-trigger.yaml Added environment variables GH_REPOSITORY, GH_EVENT_NAME, and GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD to centralize input references in the trigger step. The command structure is streamlined by utilizing these variables, and GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD is processed with jq.

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.github/workflows/github-trigger.yaml (2)

59-62: Well-structured environment variable declarations!

Good job on organizing the input values as step-level environment variables. The consistent naming convention with the GH_ prefix improves readability and maintainability.


66-68: Verify makefile target implementation.

Let's ensure the github-event-trigger-workflow makefile target properly handles these environment variables.

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Implementation verified as correct

The workflow properly handles these variables by:

  • Accepting them as workflow inputs with proper descriptions
  • Mapping them to environment variables
  • Passing them as properly formatted arguments to the make target

The makefile target is part of the private repository signoz/primus which is checked out during the workflow execution, explaining why we couldn't find it in the current repository.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the makefile target properly handles the environment variables

# Look for the makefile target definition
rg -A 5 "github-event-trigger-workflow:" .primus/src/make/

Length of output: 116


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# First, find all makefiles in the repository
echo "=== Finding Makefiles ==="
fd -t f "^[Mm]akefile" -X echo "File: {}"

echo -e "\n=== Searching for target ==="
# Search for the target in all makefiles
fd -t f "^[Mm]akefile" -x rg -A 10 "github-event-trigger-workflow:" {}

Length of output: 250


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Show the complete workflow file
echo "=== Workflow File Content ==="
cat .github/workflows/github-trigger.yaml

echo -e "\n=== Looking for related scripts ==="
# Search for files that might handle these variables
rg -l "GH_EVENT_NAME|GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD|GH_REPOSITORY" --type-add 'scripts:*.{sh,bash,py,js}' -tscripts

Length of output: 2376

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68-70: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add quotes around variable references for shell safety.

Variables should be quoted to handle values containing spaces or special characters safely.

Apply this fix:

-              -r ${GH_REPOSITORY} \
-              -e ${GH_EVENT_NAME} \
-              -p ${GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD} "
+              -r "${GH_REPOSITORY}" \
+              -e "${GH_EVENT_NAME}" \
+              -p "${GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD}"
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63-63: undefined variable "GH_EVENT_PAYLOAD". available variables are "env", "github", "inputs", "job", "matrix", "needs", "runner", "secrets", "steps", "strategy", "vars"

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.github/workflows/github-trigger.yaml (1)

59-62: LGTM! Good practice using environment variables.

The introduction of environment variables improves code organization and maintainability by centralizing the input values.

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@prashant-shahi prashant-shahi changed the title fix(github): use env for github-trigger inputs fix(github): use env and compacted JSON for github-trigger input Jan 9, 2025
@prashant-shahi prashant-shahi merged commit dc5b0ec into main Jan 9, 2025
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@prashant-shahi prashant-shahi deleted the fix/event-payload branch January 9, 2025 20:12
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