Implement working on a array of spec files
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Forgejo Runner doesn't support dynamic matrix jobs (where the input comes from output of another job). To work around this, accept a list of spec files to process and run the same thing over and over. Might still have to fix the output.
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description: "Builds RPMs for a target system from a spec file"
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inputs:
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spec:
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description: "Path to the spec file"
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specs:
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description: "Paths to the spec files"
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required: true
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system:
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description: "System target to build the package"
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#!/bin/bash
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SPEC=${INPUT_SPEC}
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# SPECS should be a JSON array of all the to-process spec files
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# Forgejo runner doesn't support dynamic matrix jobs so, this has to be made this way
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# Convert the JSON array to a bash array and iterate over it
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readarray -t SPECS < <(echo ${INPUT_SPECS} | jq -c .[] | tr -d '"')
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echo "::debug::specs: ${SPECS}"
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SYSTEM=${INPUT_SYSTEM}
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ARCH=${INPUT_ARCH}
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NOCHECK=${INPUT_NOCHECK}
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for SPEC in ${SPECS[@]}; do
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SPEC_NAME=$(basename ${SPEC})
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CONFIGURATION="${SYSTEM}-${ARCH}"
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fi
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echo "::endgroup::"
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RPM=i$(grep Wrote result/build.log | grep "/RPMS/" | cut -d" " -f 2)
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echo "rpm=${RPM}" >> ${GITHUB_OUTPUT}
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RPMS=i$(grep Wrote result/build.log | grep "/RPMS/" | cut -d" " -f 2)
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echo "::debug::rpms: ${RPMS}"
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echo "rpms=${RPMS}" >> ${GITHUB_OUTPUT}
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done
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