Ketryx GitHub Action

This GitHub Action reports builds and test results to Ketryx.

Usage

The examples below show some common use cases.

Also refer to the documentation on workflow YAML syntax, and see action.yml for full details.

Upload test results and artifacts

- name: Report build to Ketryx
  uses: Ketryx/ketryx-github-action
  with:
    project: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_PROJECT }}
    api-key: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_API_KEY }}
    artifact-path: |
      build/**/*.css
      build/**/*.js
      build/**/*.json
    test-cucumber-path: test-results/report.json
    test-junit-path: test-results/*.xml

Upload SPDX JSON files

- name: Report build to Ketryx
  uses: Ketryx/ketryx-github-action
  with:
    project: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_PROJECT }}
    api-key: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_API_KEY }}
    spdx-json-path: |
      build/**/*.spdx.json

Check approval status of dependencies

- name: Check dependency approval status
  uses: Ketryx/ketryx-github-action
  with:
    project: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_PROJECT }}
    api-key: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_API_KEY }}
    check-dependencies-status: true

Check status of release

- name: Check dependency approval status
  uses: Ketryx/ketryx-github-action
  with:
    project: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_PROJECT }}
    api-key: ${{ secrets.KETRYX_API_KEY }}
    check-release-status: true

Configuration

This action expects the following parameters.

Sensitive information, especially api-key, should be set as encrypted secrets (as can be seen in the examples above); otherwise, they'll be public to anyone browsing your repository's source code and CI logs.

By default, a build will be associated with all project versions whose release ref pattern (as configured in the Ketryx project settings) matches the current commit (based on the environment variable GITHUB_SHA provided by GitHub); e.g., for the default release ref pattern of refs/tags/v#, if you have a tag refs/tags/v1.0 and a version named "1.0", that tag is associated with the version, and hence builds executed on that tag are associated with the version as well. For more granular control, either version or commit-sha can be set.

Parameter	Description	Required	Example
project	Ketryx project ID	Yes	KXPRJ49GQYFQ5RR9KRTPWTRTC39YZ9W
api-key	Ketryx API key	Yes	KXTK_...
ketryx-url	Ketryx server URL (if not set, will default to https://app.ketryx.com)	No	https://app.ketryx.com
version	Ketryx version name or ID (if not set, the build will be associated with a version based on the commit SHA)	No	KXVSN352CZED7078FC8DN23YYZVM59D
commit-sha	Commit SHA (if not set, will use the environment variable GITHUB_SHA provided by GitHub Actions)	No	ad4db8ac1e70bd41aa8bcee6f00a3a1e36bb0e01
build-name	Build name to disambiguate several parallel builds	No	ci-integration-tests
log	Log output to store with the build	No
artifact-path	Paths (newline-separated glob patterns) of build artifact files	No	build/out-*.*
test-cucumber-path	Paths (newline-separated glob patterns) of Cucumber JSON files containing test results	No	test-results/report.json
test-junit-path	Paths (newline-separated glob patterns) of JUnit XML files containing test results	No	test-results/junit.xml
spdx-json-path	Paths (newline-separated glob patterns) of SPDX JSON files	No	build/**/*.spdx.json
check-dependencies-status	Checks the status of dependencies, and fails the build if not all dependencies in the current commit are accepted and controlled	No	true
check-item-association	Checks that the pull request is associated with an item in its title or description	No	true
check-release-status	Checks the status of the given version or the version(s) corresponding to the current commit, and fails the build if the versions are not all released	No	true

Development

This action is based on the typescript-action template.

Relevant documentation:

• metadata syntax
• toolkit documentation
• versioning documentation

Install the dependencies:

$ npm install

Build the typescript and package it for distribution:

$ npm run build && npm run package

Actions are run from GitHub repos, so the dist folder should be checked in.