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ci: run example tests on master branch #1042

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Purpose

The primary aim of these updates is to enhance the CI/CD pipeline by integrating a feature that triggers example tests on the master branch and informs team members via Slack notifications when any test fails.

Changes

  • New Feature

    • Integrated Slack notifications to alert specific team members when example tests fail on the master branch.
  • Enhancement

    • Improved the CI/CD pipeline by ensuring trigger conditions for running example tests include pushes to the master branch.
  • Refactor

    • Updated information in Slack messages to notify different team members upon test failures.

Impact

These changes are expected to improve the overall efficiency of the development process. The integration of Slack notifications will ensure the right members are notified promptly about failed tests, enabling quicker resolution. Additionally, executing example tests on the master branch will regularly validate the stability of the branch.

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This update enhances the CI/CD pipeline by ensuring that example tests are executed on the master branch. It introduces a Slack notification feature to alert specific team members when example tests fail on the master branch. Additionally, it modifies the trigger conditions for running example tests, now including pushes to the master branch.

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.github/workflows/common.yml Added a Slack notification step to alert team members when example tests fail on the master branch, excluding release commits.
.github/workflows/examples.yml Updated the Slack message to notify a different team member upon test failure.
.github/workflows/run_examples.yml Modified the workflow to trigger example tests on pushes to the master branch, in addition to existing triggers.
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@@ -1,6 +1,9 @@
name: Run Examples Tests
on:
workflow_dispatch:
push:
branches:
- master
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Consider adding a comment explaining why example tests are run on master branch pushes. This helps future maintainers understand the CI/CD pipeline design decisions.

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Overall Review:

  1. Code Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)
  • Changes are well-structured and focused
  • Good addition of master branch test automation
  • Consistent Slack notification updates
  1. Suggestions for Improvement:
  • Add comments explaining why example tests run on master branch pushes
  • Consider moving the duplicated Slack notification block to a reusable workflow
  • Ensure all Slack handles are correctly updated across the codebase
  1. Best Practices:
  • Follows GitHub Actions workflow syntax
  • Good use of conditional notifications
  • Proper use of environment variables and secrets

The changes look good to merge after addressing the documentation suggestions. The addition of example tests on master branch pushes will help catch issues earlier in the development cycle.

@tushar-composio tushar-composio merged commit bfb4d94 into master Dec 19, 2024
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@tushar-composio tushar-composio deleted the ci-fixes branch December 19, 2024 11:49
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