CI: Install random 💯

[zen0bit]

Updated, old CIs deleted..

Now generate list of tested files (tested.list) saved in repository
Current timeout limit for installing apps is set to 10 minutes

Will run on pushes, pull requests, shedule or manually
on main branch only
Set it like you desire..

Any suggestions, wishes for change?

[zen0bit]

Looks like: run

If we don't want to improve testing somehow
(check for desktop file, run AppImage --help, etc. idk)
Or bit of polishing...

It's done
PS: forgotten delete artifacts even if some app test fails

[ivan-hc]

I'd like it checks what it installs (launchers or none, binaries, symlinks, directories...), if this runs only when apps are added in /programs/x86_64

Only on pull requests or when scripts have been added/updated under /programs/x86_64

No action when other parts are touched (APP-MANAGER, modules or documentation)

@zen0bit can you do that?

[ivan-hc]

Looks like: run

This made me discover an error in the script of unityhub from the latest commit (6 months ago) where the download reference was changed... and also discoveded that on their official site they have no more an AppImage. Only a deb package. Just removed. Thanks for this.

This feature is really important.

[zen0bit]

I'd like it checks what it installs (launchers or none, binaries, symlinks, directories...), if this runs only when apps are added in /programs/x86_64

Only on pull requests or when scripts have been added/updated under /programs/x86_64

No action when other parts are touched (APP-MANAGER, modules or documentation)

@zen0bit can you do that?

which branch?

[ivan-hc]

which branch?

main, is the one where its easier people do pull requests for applications

[zen0bit]

explain

I'd like it checks what it installs (launchers or none, binaries, symlinks, directories

[ivan-hc]

explain

I'd like it checks what it installs (launchers or none, binaries, symlinks, directories

• in /opt/$APP what is installed
• in /usr/local/bin what is installed
• if in /usr/local/share/applications is installed an $APP-AM.desktop file

[ivan-hc]

• in /opt/$APP what is installed

I think you can use ls

• in /usr/local/bin what is installed

maybe you can use command -v

• if in /usr/local/share/applications is installed an $APP-AM.desktop file

you can use test -f

[zen0bit]

can you write tests in bash, what you want...

      - name: "test ${{ matrix.file }} 🚧"
        run: |
          mkdir -p results
          if timeout "$TIMEOUT"m am -i "${{ matrix.file }}"; then
            am -R "${{ matrix.file }}" && echo "${{ matrix.file }}" > results/results-${{ matrix.file }}
          else
            if [[ $? -eq 124 ]]; then
              echo "### :boom: Timeout $TIMEOUT minutes reached ${{ matrix.file }}!" >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY
            else
              echo "### :skull: FAIL: ${{ matrix.file }}" >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY
            fi
            exit 1
          fi

[ivan-hc]

Maybe this?

      - name: "test ${{ matrix.file }} 🚧"
        run: |
          echo ""
          echo " Structure of the directory ${{ matrix.file }}"
          echo ""
          ls /opt/"${{ matrix.file }}"
          echo ""
          echo "-------------------------------------------------------------"
          echo ""
          echo " Command in \$PATH"
          echo ""
          command -v "${{ matrix.file }}"
          echo ""
          echo "-------------------------------------------------------------"
          echo ""
          echo " Launchers in /usr/local/share/applications"
          echo ""
          ls /usr/local/share/applications
          echo ""
          echo "-------------------------------------------------------------"
          mkdir -p results
          if timeout "$TIMEOUT"m am -i "${{ matrix.file }}"; then
            am -R "${{ matrix.file }}" && echo "${{ matrix.file }}" > results/results-${{ matrix.file }}
          else
            if [[ $? -eq 124 ]]; then
              echo "### :boom: Timeout $TIMEOUT minutes reached ${{ matrix.file }}!" >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY
            else
              echo "### :skull: FAIL: ${{ matrix.file }}" >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY
            fi
            exit 1
          fi

I used echo here, but you can use printf if you prefer

[zen0bit]

Included your tests...

on PRs will not work properly yet, but will work after you merge PR to main ;)

PS: unpacking appimage will be overkill?

PPS: trying new tests some fails

[ivan-hc]

PS: unpacking appimage will be overkill?

???

PPS: trying new tests some fails

page not found

[ivan-hc]

let me test this on dev first