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Reviewer's GuideThis PR enriches the GitHub Actions netsukefile-test workflow by replacing the single generated.txt target with multiple dependent and inline targets, adding action definitions (including an unused action), and updating build and assertion steps to validate both file outputs and action behavior. File-Level Changes
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WalkthroughExpand the GitHub Actions workflow for Netsukefile testing by defining multiple build targets, adding new actions, and updating build and assertion steps to handle these targets. Modify the heredoc delimiter in the workflow configuration. No changes were made to exported or public entities. Changes
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participant Workflow
participant Netsukefile
participant FileSystem
Workflow->>Netsukefile: Define targets (base.txt, dependent.txt, inline-command.txt, inline-script.txt)
Workflow->>Netsukefile: Add actions (say-hello, unused-action)
Workflow->>Netsukefile: Build multiple targets
Netsukefile->>FileSystem: Create/modify files per target definitions
Workflow->>FileSystem: Assert existence of generated files
Workflow->>Netsukefile: Build say-hello action target
Workflow->>FileSystem: Assert say-hello artifact exists
Workflow->>FileSystem: Assert unused-action artifact does not exist
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| - name: Build dependent and inline targets | ||
| run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build dependent.txt inline-command.txt inline-script.txt | ||
| - name: Assert dependent artefacts exist | ||
| run: | | ||
| scripts/assert-file-exists.sh base.txt | ||
| scripts/assert-file-exists.sh dependent.txt | ||
| - name: Assert inline command artefact exists | ||
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh inline-command.txt | ||
| - name: Assert inline script artefact exists | ||
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh inline-script.txt | ||
| - name: Run action target | ||
| run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build say-hello | ||
| - name: Assert action artefact exists | ||
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh action-called.txt | ||
| - name: Assert unused action artefact absent | ||
| run: test ! -f unused.txt |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Group all build targets in a single Netsuke invocation to cut CI time
You launch Netsuke twice: once for the three inline/dependency targets and once for say-hello.
Building everything in one call avoids the second binary start-up, re-parsing of the manifest and cache lookup, shaving a few seconds off each run.
- - name: Build dependent and inline targets
- run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build dependent.txt inline-command.txt inline-script.txt
+ - name: Build all required targets
+ run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build \
+ dependent.txt inline-command.txt inline-script.txt say-hello
...
- - name: Run action target
- run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build say-hello
+ # call above already builds say-hello📝 Committable suggestion
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| - name: Build dependent and inline targets | |
| run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build dependent.txt inline-command.txt inline-script.txt | |
| - name: Assert dependent artefacts exist | |
| run: | | |
| scripts/assert-file-exists.sh base.txt | |
| scripts/assert-file-exists.sh dependent.txt | |
| - name: Assert inline command artefact exists | |
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh inline-command.txt | |
| - name: Assert inline script artefact exists | |
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh inline-script.txt | |
| - name: Run action target | |
| run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build say-hello | |
| - name: Assert action artefact exists | |
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh action-called.txt | |
| - name: Assert unused action artefact absent | |
| run: test ! -f unused.txt | |
| - name: Build all required targets | |
| run: ./target/debug/netsuke --verbose build \ | |
| dependent.txt inline-command.txt inline-script.txt say-hello | |
| - name: Assert dependent artefacts exist | |
| run: | | |
| scripts/assert-file-exists.sh base.txt | |
| scripts/assert-file-exists.sh dependent.txt | |
| - name: Assert inline command artefact exists | |
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh inline-command.txt | |
| - name: Assert inline script artefact exists | |
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh inline-script.txt | |
| # call above already builds say-hello | |
| - name: Assert action artefact exists | |
| run: scripts/assert-file-exists.sh action-called.txt | |
| - name: Assert unused action artefact absent | |
| run: test ! -f unused.txt |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .github/workflows/netsukefile-test.yml around lines 53 to 68, the workflow
runs the Netsuke build command twice separately for different targets, causing
unnecessary overhead. To fix this, combine all build targets (dependent.txt,
inline-command.txt, inline-script.txt, and say-hello) into a single Netsuke
invocation by listing them all in one command line. This reduces CI time by
avoiding multiple binary startups and repeated manifest parsing.
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Extend the netsukefile-test GitHub Actions workflow to cover dependent targets, inline commands, inline scripts, and CLI-run actions, and to assert artifact creation and skipping of unused actions.
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