WARNING - This is a public repo used to host a custom action for GitHub workflows. Do not include proprietary or sensitive data.

actions-workflow-info

Provide information about the named workflow.

Inputs

name

Required The name of the workflow of interest.

branch

Required The name of the branch for the workflow runs, use "*" for all branches

repository

Required The name of the repository (owner/repo).

token

Required The GitHub API access token.

Outputs

last-build-run-number

The run number of the last build of the selected workflow runs. This includes completed runs.

last-build-sha

The commit SHA of the last build of the selected workflow runs.

running-workflows-count

The number of selected workflow runs that are running. This includes completed runs.

running-jobs-count

The number of jobs that are running (status != completed) on the selected workflow runs, filtered by job-name. 0 if job-name not specified.

workflow-id

The numeric id of the named workflow.

Example usage

uses: onshape/actions-workflow-info@v1
with:
  name: ${{ env.WORKFLOW_NAME }}
  branch: ${{ matrix.branch }}
  repository: ${{ github.repository }}
  token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

To test:

You can put these lines like these in a script to easily test your changes. Put the GitHub PAT in a file named .pat. Do not commit either file.

docker build -t actions-workflow-info .
docker run --rm actions-workflow-info "--job-name" "build-and-publish" "--name" "build-test-deploy" "--branch" "master" "--repository" "onshape/newton" "--token" $(cat .pat)