Create an Azure Pipelines task wrapper #1248
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Introduce a simple abstraction of the @actions/core module, such that we can provide a different implementation in the future (for Azure Pipelines, for example). Rename 'run' to 'setup' (which is the sibling to 'cleanup'), and add a new 'run' function that takes only an ICore implementation, using @actions/core. Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <[email protected]>
In a similar way to @actions/core, we abstract the @actions/cache functions. Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <[email protected]>
Move the shared orchestration logic of the action out of main.ts into a new file src/action.ts. The main.ts file now just calls through to the run() function, with an ICore instance using @actions/core and @actions/cache. Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <[email protected]>
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Introduce a new sub-package that is an Azure Pipelines task, that wraps the logic from the GitHub action. Most of the @actions/core functions have 1:1 equivalents in Azure Pipelines, so we can easily port the action logic into an Azure task instead. @actions/cache doesn't have the same integration, but consumers can use the Cache@2 task directly in their pipeline YAML instead. Note that due to difference in the task/action definition schema, some of the input names cannot be exactly the same. Namely the `github-token` action input is not a valid task input, due to the '-'. We maintain a mapping of GitHub Actions -> Azure Pipelines input names and do the translation in our ICore implemention. Running `npm run build` followed by `npm run package` will use `ncc` to compile all the task code into a single index.js file, and then use the `tfx` CLI to create a VSIX extension that can be published to the Azure DevOps Marketplace. Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <[email protected]>
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Based on #1247
Introduce a new sub-package that is an Azure Pipelines task, that wraps the logic from the GitHub action.
Most of the
@actions/corefunctions have 1:1 equivalents in Azure Pipelines, so we can easily port the action logic into an Azure task instead.@actions/cachedoesn't have the same integration, but consumers can use theCache@2task directly in their pipeline YAML instead.Note that due to difference in the task/action definition schema, some of the input names cannot be exactly the same. Namely the
github-tokenaction input is not a valid task input, due to the '-'. We maintain a mapping of GitHub Actions ➡️ Azure Pipelines input names and do the translation in ourICoreimplementation.Running
npm run buildfollowed bynpm run packagewill usenccto compile all the task code into a single index.js file, and then use thetfxCLI to create a VSIX extension that can be published to the Azure DevOps Marketplace.