github-ci's Introduction

GitHub CI

Defines workflows which allows you to run CI checks and deployments using Docker and GitHub Actions. Supports:

Analysis - Running code analysis using SonarQube
Checks - Running Functional, E2E, Lint checks (with support for adding your own checks with dependencies using docker compose)
Deployment - Supports deploying on Digital Ocean's Kubernetes Cluster
Configuration - Supports Doppler for injecting sensitive configuration values during deployments.

Demo

Our MERN Boilerplate implements the workflows documented here. Find the project here.

Take latest pull from base branch - main
Create a new branch for the fix / feature, eg - fix/remove_ci_version_from_clean
To test out changes, push the changes and update the workflow ref. Example - jalantechnologies/github-ci/.github/workflows/ci.yml@fix/remove_ci_version_from_clean
Once changes have been tested, getting approval from code owners, PR can be merged using Squash and Merge.

Create a new branch from main from where release needs to happen.
Follow semantic versioning for creating a new release, eg - v1.2
Update CHANGELOG with changes being released, commit the change.
Push the branch to origin.
Raise a PR pointed towards main for release. Ask for review from code owners and get it merged.
Create a new release with title being the version, eg - v1.2 and description being the items added in CHANGELOG.
Workflows can now use this new version, eg - jalantechnologies/github-ci/.github/workflows/[email protected]

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