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chore: each branch keeps its reports in reports/<branch>/ #4

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion .samples/generate.sh
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Expand Up @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ if [ "$(jq -r --arg b "$branch" '.[] | select(.branch == $b) | .default // false
echo "When there is one, every release branch is generated again from it and pushed, and its CI runs."
echo "nightly follows master instead: it is generated again when master has moved, and may be red."
echo "After each CI run of a branch, [report](.github/workflows/report.yml) writes the run into the branch's"
echo "reports/ folder: tests, coverage, time and the branch's files, one file per release."
echo "reports/<branch>/ folder: tests, coverage, time and the branch's files, one file per release."
echo "The automation is in [.samples](.samples)."
} >> README.md
fi
23 changes: 15 additions & 8 deletions .samples/report.sh
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Expand Up @@ -4,10 +4,12 @@
#
# ./report.sh <run id>
#
# reports/<version>.json keeps every run of the branch generated from that version (a release tag, or the
# template's commit for nightly) and the branch's files; reports/<version>.md is the same for a reader.
# reports/index.json lists the reports with their last run: the site reads it from raw.githubusercontent.com,
# which cannot list a folder. Needs gh with access to the run, its log and its coverage artifact.
# The reports live in reports/<branch>/, so two branches merged together keep each other's reports.
# reports/<branch>/<version>.json keeps every run of the branch generated from that version (a release tag,
# or the template's commit for nightly) and the branch's files; <version>.md is the same for a reader.
# reports/<branch>/index.json lists the reports with their last run: the site reads it from
# raw.githubusercontent.com, which cannot list a folder. Reports an earlier run left directly in reports/
# are moved into the branch's folder. Needs gh with access to the run, its log and its coverage artifact.
set -euo pipefail

run="$1"
Expand All @@ -34,8 +36,13 @@ entry=$(jq -c --argjson tests "$tests" --argjson coverage "$coverage" '{
seconds: ((.updated_at | fromdateiso8601) - (.run_started_at | fromdateiso8601)),
tests: $tests, coverage: $coverage }' "$work/run.json")

mkdir -p reports
file="reports/$version.json"
dir="reports/$branch"
mkdir -p "$dir"
for old in reports/*.json reports/*.md; do
[ -f "$old" ] || continue
if [ "$(basename "$old")" = index.json ]; then git rm -q "$old"; else git mv "$old" "$dir/"; fi
done
file="$dir/$version.json"
[ -f "$file" ] || echo '{"runs": []}' > "$file"
git ls-files | grep -v '^reports/' > "$work/files"
jq --arg branch "$branch" --arg version "$version" --argjson entry "$entry" --rawfile files "$work/files" '
Expand All @@ -52,7 +59,7 @@ mv "$work/report.json" "$file"
jq -r '.runs[] | "| [\(.run)](\(.url)) | \(.started) | \(.conclusion) | \(.tests.passed) / \(.tests.total) | \(.coverage.line // "-")% | \(.coverage.branch // "-")% |"' "$file"
echo
echo "$(jq '.files | length' "$file") files in the branch; the list is in [$version.json]($version.json)."
} > "reports/$version.md"
} > "$dir/$version.md"
jq -s 'map(select(.runs | length > 0) | {version, file: "\(.version).json", runs: (.runs | length), last: (.runs[-1] | {conclusion, started, tests, coverage, seconds})})
| sort_by(.last.started) | reverse' $(ls reports/*.json | grep -v '/index.json$') > reports/index.json
| sort_by(.last.started) | reverse' $(ls "$dir"/*.json | grep -v '/index.json$') > "$dir/index.json"
echo "$file: $(jq -c '.runs[-1] | {conclusion, tests, coverage, seconds}' "$file")"
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