github/workflows: add keepalive dummy commit step #103
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For a first test we could change the days to 1 and see if this change works, and then go back to the default... |
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🚀 PR preview deployed to https://RIOT-OS-riot-os-org-preview-103.surge.sh |
yes please do that Other than that, I would ACK this. The reasoning makes sense, as apparently just having a daily trigger is not enough (see https://github.com/marketplace/actions/keepalive-workflow#why) |
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There, the limit is temporary set to 1 day |
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The workflow is failing. It seems that for this to work we need to disable the branch protection in master... |
Mh, is there another solution maybe? |
Do you think this would work for this case? https://github.com/benjefferies/branch-protection-bot |
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Here some more detailed guide https://www.turfemon.com/bump-version-protected-branch-github-actions |
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Branch protection for workflows seems to be an open issue for GH... community/community#13836 |
As far as I can see, the "include administrators" option does not exist in the recent config, instead there is a new "Do not allow bypassing the above settings" option now, that works similarly, but might not work with that bot (custom roles require Github Enterprise).
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Removed in #113 |
Github disables workflows from repos that have no activity in the last 60 days. This causes our deployment workflow to be disabled. To avoid hitting this limit, we can use the Keepalive Workflow action to add a commit every 50 days. This PR adds the action as a step of
deployment, which runs everyday.