The nice interactive prompts that you receive locally will not be It is helpful to know how some commands, like the docker CLI, may behave differently inĭifferent environments. This is where tools like curl and jqīecome relevant, and knowing them to a basic degree will simply help you to be flexible CLI toolsīeyond string manipulation are additional operations like API calling that you mightįind yourself doing in more complex workflows. When working with regex across different languages. Warning: While it is not super pertinent, it’s worth knowing that thereĪre a few different regex implementations out there, just in case things go awry Is the Equal Tilde operator that allows the use of regex in an if statement. This may come in handy when you need to validate a These are three inline if statements that print if some strings match the and here is an example demonstrating four ways to extract the branch nameįrom the built-in GITHUB_REF environment variable in GitHub actions: ThereĪre many ways, possibly too many, to manipulate strings in bash, but knowing just enough However, it’s a pretty fundamental and powerful skill. If you spend most of your time in a text editor like VSCode doing application development String manipulation in the terminal is a bit of a niche skill. They likely won’t work as intended on Windows.
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Warning: Any and all following code samples are meant for MacOS / Linux systems. Use case becomes more complex or specific. Instead, but eventually you’ll need to expand your skillset when your I think you can get reasonably far without knowing any bash commands, and Things to be essential for keeping developer velocity high. Pipeline development as well as other bits of automation, I’ve found a few This is expected given that they’re a part of the massiveĮntity that is Microsoft, and that they have a ton of catching up to do 2.Īfter close to a year of using GitHub actions for ETL 3
Has released a ton of great features on a fairly Additionally, in recent months it seems like GitHub Lastly, while still far from perfect, GitHub actions have definitely been Language used in the Jenkinsfile never felt right.Ĭodefresh and CircleCI were large improvements with their modern UIsĪnd various tunable knobs, but the barrier to entry felt, and still does feel, Jenkins was always slow, had an awful user interface, and the Recently GitHub actions, GitHub actions have certainly Having come from teams that used various tools for CI/CD or automation, like And create hook files.GitHub Actions Survival Skills After close to a year of working with GitHub actions, I’ve compiledĪ list of handy “survival skills” that help to keep developer Go to your home directory and create a folder named hooks. And we will modify the commit message if needed. We will use this hook for checking the commit message. It takes a single parameter, the name of the file that holds the proposed commit message. commit-msg: This hook is invoked by git-commit and git-merge, and can be bypassed with the -no-verify option.We will use this hook for checking the branch name before committing. pre-commit: This hook is invoked by git-commit, and can be bypassed with the -no-verify option.We will use two client-side hooks for our rules. There are multiple git hooks that work in different stages. In this post, I will show you how we can add the two rules I mentioned using git hooks. All commit messages must start as ISSUE-0000 (Jira issue id).
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