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Pull request overview
This PR introduces automation to update module dependencies to their latest commits on specified branches, addressing issue #1849. The changes enable the integration test workflow to automatically fetch and test the latest versions of all SCORE modules instead of using fixed commits.
- Adds Python tools to fetch latest commits from GitHub and generate Bazel module configurations
- Updates integration test script to display module versions and track build failures
- Configures GitHub Actions workflow to run nightly builds with latest module versions
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| File | Description |
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| tools/update_module_latest.py | New script to query GitHub API for latest commits and update known_good.json |
| tools/update_module_from_known_good.py | New script to generate Bazel MODULE files from known_good.json |
| tools/requirements.txt | Adds PyGithub dependency for GitHub API access |
| tools/get_module_info.py | New utility script to extract module information from known_good.json |
| known_good.json | Adds initial module configuration with versions and commit hashes |
| integration_test.sh | Enhanced to accept known_good.json file, display module versions, and track failures |
| README.md | Fixed incorrect module reference in communication build command |
| MODULE.bazel | Added missing bazel_dep declarations for rules_boost and trlc |
| .github/workflows/test_integration.yml | Updated to run nightly, fetch latest commits, and generate module configs |
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integration_test.sh
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| echo "| TOTAL | | | ${overall_warn_total} | ${overall_depr_total} |" >> "${SUMMARY_FILE}" | ||
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| # Display the full build summary explicitly at the end | ||
| echo "| TOTAL | | | ${overall_warn_total} | ${overall_depr_total} | |" >> "${SUMMARY_FILE}"# Display the full build summary explicitly at the end |
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Missing space before comment. Add a newline or space between the pipe symbol and the comment.
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| # Report to GitHub Actions if any build group failed | ||
| if [[ ${any_failed} -eq 1 ]]; then | ||
| echo "::error::One or more build groups failed. See summary above." |
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Script does not exit with non-zero status when builds fail. After line 173, add exit 1 to ensure the script returns a failure exit code when any_failed is set.
| echo "::error::One or more build groups failed. See summary above." | |
| echo "::error::One or more build groups failed. See summary above." | |
| exit 1 |
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| PyGithub>=2.1.1 | |||
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is this actually used? I also cannot find someone using this file?
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update_module_latest.sh has the option to use the PyGithub instead of gh cli
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resolves eclipse-score/score#1849