* Comment for public function
* Add git describe fallback
* spelling: github
* Set initial branch to satisfy tests for modern git
* Clarify -even- if
* Go 1.16
* Support running commands in repositories without action.yaml
Support runnings commands with only a Docker file
Co-authored-by: Casey Lee <cplee@nektos.com>
* fix: give case insensitive secret more meanigful name
* refactor: use `string` in generating `env:` and `steps:` for workflows
Smaller text generation is much better to read with normal strings than
raw string literals.
* feat: sort keys for `env:` so it's always in specific order
* fix: update test workflows
* 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
* 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
* Rewrite contexts before evaluating them
* Precompile context and expression patterns
* Test trim before rewrite
The current contextPattern is quite constraining and would fail the
rewrite of a context with trailing spaces. Triming happens during the
execution of Interpolate, and these tests aim to detect future breaking
changes on this behavior.
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
