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feat(codebuild): add support of organization webhook in github source #31740
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This is great - any blockers on getting this merged |
@dviryamin do you need any help with the failed integ test? |
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Left some questions and feedback. Mainly for my own understanding.
? { | ||
...superConfig.buildTriggers, | ||
scopeConfiguration: { | ||
name: this.organization, |
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I'm not too familiar with organization webhook with github source, but I'm reading this official documentation https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codebuild/latest/userguide/github-global-organization-webhook-setup.html.
Hopefully you can help answer my clarifying questions to help me review this PR. In the above link step 2, it mentions set the scope configuration to either GITHUB_ORGANIZATION or GITHUB_GLOBAL
, but step 3 says use the organization
name as scope.
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Step 2 it's a toggle between GitHub Global (for enterprise level webhooks) and GitHub Organization (for organization webhooks).
In step 3 you specify the Enterprise name or the Organization name depending on what you choose in step 2.
Anyway, cloudformation only supports Organization webhooks as mentioned here.
codebuild.FilterGroup.inEventOf( | ||
codebuild.EventAction.WORKFLOW_JOB_QUEUED, | ||
) | ||
.andRepositoryNameIs('aws-cdk.*') |
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I assume this refers to repository name, is this saying a repository name that
- starts with
aws-cdk.
or (if this is the case, I assume no repo is named like this and is this just for demo purpose showing how to use regex)? - starts with
aws-cdk
and.*
is regex saying one or more at the end
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It means repository name that starts with aws-cdk and can have more characters after that.
.*
means zero or more characters.
If you have a better example for demonstrating usage of regex pattern it will be great.
Template.fromStack(stack).hasResourceProperties('AWS::CodeBuild::Project', { | ||
Source: { | ||
Type: 'GITHUB', | ||
Location: 'CODEBUILD_DEFAULT_WEBHOOK_SOURCE_LOCATION', | ||
}, | ||
Triggers: { | ||
ScopeConfiguration: { | ||
Name: 'testowner', | ||
}, | ||
}, | ||
}); | ||
}); |
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can we also test webhookFilter
here since webhook filter's logic also changes if it's organization github source.
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Yeah I'll add tests for FilterGroups.
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Done!
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Issue # (if applicable)
closes #31736
Reason for this change
Currently, the AWS CDK
aws-codebuild
module lacks native support for creating GitHub organization-level webhooks through theSource
construct. Users need to manually use theCfnProject
to enable organization webhooks, which adds complexity and inconsistency to the CodeBuild setup. This PR introduces support for creating GitHub organization webhooks directly within theSource
construct, streamlining the experience and making it more consistent with the rest of the AWS CDK's high-level constructs.Description of changes
GitHubSource
construct in theaws-codebuild
module to support GitHub organization webhooks.GitHubSource
construct's configuration to so when repo is not specified an organization webhook is created.REPOSITORY_NAME
to FilterGroups.Description of how you validated changes
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By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license