This document explains Layotto's four workflows in Github:
- Layotto Env Pipeline 🌊
- Layotto Dev Pipeline 🌊 (Before Merged)
- Layotto Dev Pipeline 🌊 (After Merged)
- Layotto Release Pipeline 🌊
The workflow contains one or more tasks, It improves the standardization and security of the code in layotto, simplifies repetitive steps of development / build / release. The following is a detailed explanation of the above four workflows.
Layotto Env Pipeline is mainly responsible for the project of layotto and the specification of relevant environment,it current contains the following tasks:
- Title Validation (Check the specification of PR title based on semantic style)
- Quickstart Validation (Verification of QuickStart documents)
- Update Stale Status (Update of issue / PR status)
- License Validation (Verification of license)
- DeadLink Validation (Check the deadLink in document)
- CodeQL (Analysis of CodeQL)
Layotto Env Pipeline Task Trigger Events:
-
Title Validation:
pull_request: types: - opened open PR - edited edit PR - synchronize synchronize PR - labeled PR add Label - unlabeled PR cancel Label
-
Quickstart Validation:
push: branches: - main merge PR pull_request: branches: - main commit PR
-
Update Stale Status:
on: schedule: - cron: '30 1 * * *' timed tasks
-
License Validation:
push: branches: - main merge PR pull_request: branches: - main commit PR
-
DeadLink Validation:
pull_request: branches: - main commit PR
-
CodeQL:
schedule: - cron: '0 4 * * 5' timed tasks
The layotto dev pipeline (before merged) is mainly responsible for verifying the code after submitting the PR, which currently includes the following tasks:
- Go Style Check : Check the style of the code
- Go CI Linter : Perform linter specification of verification on the code
- Go Unit Test : Unit test the code
- Coverage Analysis : Coverage analysis of the code
- Integrate with WASM : WASM integration test on the code
- Integrate with Runtime : Run time integration test on the code
- Darwin AMD64 Artifact : Build Darwin AMD64 binary verification for code
- Darwin ARM64 Artifact : Build Darwin arm64 binary verification for code
- Linux AMD64 Artifact : Build linux amd64 binary verification for code
- Linux ARM64 Artifact : Build linux arm64 binary verification for code
- Linux AMD64 WASM Artifact : Build linux AMD64 binary verification for layotto wasm
on:
push:
branches: [main] merge PR
paths-ignore: ignore the following changes: docs directory files,markdown files
- 'docs/**'
- '**/*.md'
pull_request:
branches: "*" merge PR
paths-ignore: ignore the following changes: docs directory files,markdown files
- 'docs/**'
- '**/*.md'
The layotto dev pipeline (after merged) is mainly responsible for the verification and release of the combined layotto code, which currently includes the following tasks:
- Go Style Check : Check the style of the code
- Go CI Linter : Perform linter specification of verification on the code
- Go Unit Test : Unit test the code
- Coverage Analysis : Coverage analysis of the code
- Integrate with WASM : WASM integration test on the code
- Integrate with Runtime : Run time integration test on the code
- Darwin AMD64 Artifact : Build Darwin AMD64 binary verification for code
- Darwin ARM64 Artifact : Build Darwin arm64 binary verification for code
- Linux AMD64 Artifact : Build linux amd64 binary verification for code
- Linux ARM64 Artifact : Build linux arm64 binary verification for code
- Linux AMD64 WASM Artifact : Build linux AMD64 binary verification for layotto wasm
- Linux AMD64 WASM Image : Release the latest version of layotto wasm image. The image specification is layotto/faas-amd64:latest
- Linux AMD64 Image : Release the latest version of layotto wasm image. The image specification is layotto/layotto:latest
- Linux ARMD64 Image : Release the latest version of layotto wasm image. The image specification is layotto/layotto.arm64:latest
on:
push:
branches: [main] merge PR
paths-ignore: ignore the following changes: docs directory files,markdown files
- 'docs/**'
- '**/*.md'
pull_request:
branches: "*" create a PR
paths-ignore: ignore the following changes: docs directory files,markdown files
- 'docs/**'
- '**/*.md'
The layotto release pipeline is mainly responsible for the release and verification of the new version of layotto, which currently includes the following tasks :
- Go Style Check : Check the style of the code
- Go CI Linter : Perform linter specification of verification on the code
- Go Unit Test : Unit test the code
- Coverage Analysis : Coverage analysis of the code
- Integrate with WASM : WASM integration test on the code
- Integrate with Runtime : Run time integration test on the code
- Darwin AMD64 Artifact : Build Darwin AMD64 binary verification for code
- Darwin ARM64 Artifact : Build Darwin arm64 binary verification for code
- Linux AMD64 Artifact : Build linux amd64 binary verification for code
- Linux ARM64 Artifact : Build linux arm64 binary verification for code
- Linux AMD64 WASM Artifact : Build linux AMD64 binary verification for layotto wasm
- Linux AMD64 WASM Image : Release the latest version of layotto wasm image. The image specification is
layotto/faas-amd64:{latest_tagname}
- Linux AMD64 Image : Release the latest version of layotto wasm image. The image specification is
layotto/layotto:{latest_tagname}
- Linux ARMD64 Image : Release the latest version of layotto wasm image. The image specification is
layotto/layotto.arm64:{latest_tagname}
on:
create Tag or Branch,combined with the following conditions
if: ${{ startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/tags/') }} changes to Tag(Ignore creation of new branch)
The configuration file of Layotto's GitHub workflow is in here