I got an error like this after hitting `act` command.
> Error: Error response from daemon: cannot share the host's network namespace when user namespaces are enabled
According to the document, when user namespaces are enabled on the Docker daemon,
neither host network mode and --privileged work without --userns=host. Since `act`
uses host network mode to match GitHub Actions runners, it cannot run jobs when
user namespaces are enabled. So I added the flag.
https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/userns-remap/#user-namespace-known-limitations
Co-authored-by: Casey Lee <cplee@nektos.com>
* Update flags in README
* Add secrets and `.env` files examples
* Fix typo: environment
* Fix typo: returned
* Add --version back, since I've built act without ldflags
This is a solution to issue #416 where environment variables created or
changed in the previous step are not usable in the next step because
the rc.ExprEval is from the beginning of the previous step.
This change refactors setupEnv so that before interpolating the environment
variables a NewExpressionEvaluator is created.
Fixes: 416
* Upgrade to the official golangci-lint action and fix some issues it found
* Update deps
* Remove a shadow warning
* Initialize the splitPattern only once
* Initial attempt at supporting $GITHUB_ENV
Needs some polishing and tests
* Now it's actually working
* Replace golang.org/x/crypto/ssh/terminal with golang.org/x/term
* Disable the issue-228 test again
* The linter is picky
* Discovered that the workflow/envs.txt had to exist in certain cases
* Fix small linter issue
* fixes include directive of strategy build.
* Adds test for include and exclude in matrix builds.
* ubuntu-16.04 instead of 20.04
* Adds more platforms for runner_test
Prevent most "skipping unsupported platform messages".
* correct printing for unsupported platform
* fix merge
* Test more if env variants
* The correct negation syntax is !=
* Make the Interpolate function support negated booleans from envs
* Move assert := a.New(t) into t.Run
This uncovered that some of the test premisses was wrong and the
Eval Bool function also had flaws
* Remove a stray logrus import
* Add an ACT env set to true
This can be used to skip certain steps that you don't want to run locally
when testing. E.g. steps that sends messages to Slack channels on successful
builds etc.
* Add a description about env.ACT to the readme
* A new attempt at Interpolation and EvalBool
* One small merge fix
* Remove some fmt.Printfs
* Fix some merge conflicts
* Test more if env variants
* The correct negation syntax is !=
* Make the Interpolate function support negated booleans from envs
* Move assert := a.New(t) into t.Run
This uncovered that some of the test premisses was wrong and the
Eval Bool function also had flaws
* Remove a stray logrus import
* When running on Windows the correct path separator must be used. filePath.join is OS aware, so when we want to use forward slash use path.join instead.
on windows docker cp should end with \. when copying a directory
when running npm modules we should pass in path with all forward slashes
This fixes#331
* When calculating relative folders on Windows for destination path on Linux, we need to change \ for /
* Reduce complexity by extracting methods
* V1 does not point to a file that does not exist
* Looks like something else is the cause of this test breaking. Last successful build is #371, builds after that are failing
This adds the `-a` flag when running `act` to change the username of the GITHUB_ACTOR environment variable
Co-authored-by: Casey Lee <cplee@nektos.com>
* Ignore .idea
* Add Env to the RunContext vm so we can Evaluate and Interpolate `env.xx`
* Make EvalBool support expressions more in line with the github runner
* Turns out Boolean(value) is what github is doing after all
* Add test for github context as well
* feat: load every environment from --env-file to workflow
* fix: pass dotenv's environments through by context
* updates to support --secret-file
Co-authored-by: Casey Lee <cplee@nektos.com>
