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Avoid reusable CI failure when there are no shell scripts #6

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opened 2024-11-27 19:03:01 +01:00 by 2franix · 1 comment
2franix commented 2024-11-27 19:03:01 +01:00
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The action fails when the repo does not contain any file. Either fix the action or embed shellcheck in the devops image and use a simple run command (probably harder than it seems because shellcheck only checks one file at a time).

The action fails when the repo does not contain any file. Either fix the action or embed shellcheck in the devops image and use a simple run command (probably harder than it seems because shellcheck only checks one file at a time).
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2franix commented 2024-12-02 22:17:27 +01:00
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A simple workaround consists in not checking all files together (the check_together input of the action must be left unset). In that case, the action handles the absence of file neatly.

The workflow was refactored in #7 to support that better.

A simple workaround consists in not checking all files together (the `check_together` input of the action must be left unset). In that case, the action handles the absence of file neatly. The workflow was refactored in #7 to support that better.
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