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@elastic/github-checks-reporter

v0.0.20-b3

Published

Task wrapper that provides expressive CI feedback via GitHub checks

Downloads

10,396

Readme

github-checks-reporter

Task wrapper that provides expressive CI feedback via GitHub checks

Usage

yarn run github-checks-reporter ${task title} ${...command and command args}

example

yarn run github-checks-reporter jest node scripts/jest

Setup

yarn add --dev github-xyz (package name will be updated)

github-checks-reporter relies on a number of environment variables in order to call the GitHub API -

Value | Default environment variable ----- | ---------------------------- appKey | GITHUB_CHECKS_REPORTER_KEY repoSlug | ghprbGhRepository commitSha | ghprbActualCommit buildUrl | BUILD_URL

Different environment variables can be used via the github_checks_api.json config file located in the project root.

Example -

{
  "appId": 26774,
  "envVars": {
    "appKey": "KIBANA_CI_REPORTER_KEY"
  }
}

How it works

github-checks-reporter takes a task title and a shell command and its arguments and:

  • Creates a check via the GitHub checks API
  • Executes the command
  • Stores and passes along log data and exit code
  • Updates the check based on the exit code, appending log data to the check