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This Go script fetches jobs from a specified GitHub Actions workflow run, filters them based on a regex pattern, and outputs the results. The output can be saved to a specified file and optionally stored under a named key.
go run main.go --githubToken <token> --githubRepo <repository> --workflowRunID <workflow_run_id> --jobNameRegex <regex_pattern> [options]
go run main.go --githubToken ghp_exampleToken --githubRepo owner/repo --workflowRunID 123456789 --jobNameRegex "Test-.*" --outputFile results.json
{
"results": [
{
"conclusion": ":white_check_mark:",
"cap": "1",
"html_url": "http://example.com/job1"
},
{
"conclusion": ":x:",
"cap": "2",
"html_url": "http://example.com/job2"
}
]
}
--githubToken
: GitHub token for authentication (required).--githubRepo
: GitHub repository in the format owner/repo
(required).--workflowRunID
: ID of the GitHub Actions workflow run (required).--jobNameRegex
: Regex pattern to match job names (required).--namedKey
: Optional named key under which results will be stored.--outputFile
: Optional output file name to save the results.The script will panic and display error messages in the following scenarios:
--githubToken
, --githubRepo
, --workflowRunID
, --jobNameRegex
.--namedKey
flag to categorize results in the output file for better organization.FAQs
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