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From YouTube: Working on Global Actions Support - Part 2

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The first part is here https://youtu.be/3mPJEZml_5I

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Hey again on this on the live stream. um It's me joker, I'm from massing api. I'm gonna continue a topic. I started yesterday, so it's a work on a github action that is supposed to introduce a global actions in the organization, so you can just edit one action in one repo and then it the change to the workflow workflow file is replicated to all the other repo's.

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um Before we start, I checked the recording uh by the way I can share in the comments.

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Oh no wait. I've put it. Okay, the link the link to the stream from yesterday. It's in the description of the stream.

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Be easy for me to find it, um so I check the video and the quality sucks. I mean it's um 720 if it comes to the quality, so it's hd right, I think, uh but it sucks, I mean like it sucked during the uh the stream.

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So if I mean I enlarged the icons and the fonts to the maximum, so you can read, but all the other things don't you can't read especially my face.

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It's not really visible so today we're gonna do a a stream with just a um a sharing of of just my my my desktop right. So my face will simply just vanish from the chair.

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So that's how we're.

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Gonna wait. Let me just.

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Take this screen crazy screen.

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Seriously, I can't remove it. No give me a break.

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ah Wait wait, wait, wait! There's this button! Okay, okay!

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Yeah, okay, I was able to move it to another screen. Just give me a second while I confirm.

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Okay, so the streamy art stream yard is on and on the screen, so I can see the screen is shared and yeah. Let me confirm if that is changing the quality, so my face maybe was affecting the quality. Yesterday, oh man, that's sad.

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It's really sad. I mean the quality is, is much better than yesterday, which basically means it's my face.

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uh So sorry, um probably next stream- it's gonna be also without my face, but um you're not missing a lot.

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Okay, so I'm gonna keep on the on on another screen: a preview of um of the quality on youtube, at least so from time to time. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, have a look, how it looks like.

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Now I also because of yesterday, if you joined yesterday, you know that at some point of time the quality of the audio um got really bad. So now, I'm also now real time. Listening to to what I say so, I will also know about the decrease in the quality at the same time as you actually sooner than you because of delay on your side.

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Okay, so that's it if it comes to introduction so uh for those that um did not watch the the stream yesterday.

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So what I managed to do is the setup of like of the project.

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um I already have a a test organization and a test github account where I can play with the action real time make changes so um on the left. You can see that I have a.

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I have my lucas lab org and I have um repo there where I already use my like super initial version of the of the action, so we can really check how it um how the action works in a real workflow in real repo in.

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Real organization.

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If it comes to the code.

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So if it comes to code, we yeah- I refreshed my- I refreshed my knowledge a bit, um so we are already reading the github token we're using um two libraries from github actions, so github and core, and we are already able to read the event payload, the payload of the event that triggered the action and grabbed the id of the comet and then using the id of the commit.

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We just played with the github api to see how we can grab the information.

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About about the comment, so you can see it here in the console log and we learned actually, we confirmed because we learned from the docs that we have access when we read details of the commit we have access to a um to a property files in which we have access to ira of um objects that have information about certain file, name. That was modified during the in the comment, which is super cool, because that's how we can learn if uh current, uh if, if a specific commit touched um some parts of the workflows.

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If yes, then we continue the work?

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Okay so and that's what we managed to do. Of course the code is ugly, but it's I always prefer to work this way that first I I draw a diagram and then I try to implement it like explore the apis and see how to do it. And then I refactor, if everything.

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Goes right, so I'm the first, I'm always doing minimum. That's why you can see that it's, for example, a hard code that here that I'm just reading always the first. um The idea of the first comment from the list, because now my assumption is especially with the tests when I will do the tests in a real workflow, I'm not gonna, create pull requests and with several comments and merge them. I'm always gonna create one comment, especially that I'm used to a workflow where you squash and merge. So we always have just one comment.

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So yeah here, there's a work, there's a hard code, but of course that's something to improve later. It doesn't really matter at the moment. First of all, it's let's just confirm the diagram and for those again who didn't join last time, um the diagram, what diagram? So let me actually update the diagram, uh because yesterday I just noticed that there was a bug in the diagram.

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Where I have it.

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Okay, that's the so that's basically the diagram, so the um super simple one, um nothing sophisticated, it's just rather to to visualize steps that have to be implemented. um So yesterday we basically did this right.

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I mean not fully because the assumption of the first step is that we we either by default, uh react on any change in the workflows directory, but um there might be a use case and there is use case that you don't want to react on any change in any workflow file, because um you might have a use case that not all workflows in dot github, slash workflows are global.

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How come so like look on this example that we're working on right. So um the assumption is that dot, github repo is global, containing global workflows. So we have an action that runs in this repo, but it's also a workflow.

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So of course this global workflow. Actually the name is now. I see the name sucks it shouldn't be global workflow, because it kind of the name indicates that it's global, but it's not global.

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So I I guess you know what I mean. So if I'm going to make changes in future in this workflow, I don't want my action to replicate this workflow in all the other repos, because it doesn't make sense.

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So I'd like to have a kind of configuration that in the github action I can not only pass a github token, but I can also pass a list of paths um including file names or to the workflows that um that.

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Should be um yeah replicated or action should react on now it's a matter of of a of decision and I'm still struggling.

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If which is the best, probably, I will end up implementing both, but if that should be a list of files that you want workflow to handle, or should that be a list of ignored files that workflow should ignore so for for this use case, for this particular um example that we're working on here, obviously uh the best is the ignore, because I just have to provide this global workflow path in the configuration and that's it, but I guess there might be workflows where you have more files to be ignored than the ones that you want action to handle.

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So probably you were gonna end up like having two, but I don't know anyway. That is really not something to bother now.

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Most important in my opinion is really make sure all the all the um squares are are like um showcased. um How do you call it vip?

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No, not vip. I whip not not whip, damn it. I lost words. How do you call it um mvp, yeah, let's, let's say mvp right so minimum viable product?

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um I guess that's it. That's the word um so yeah.

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I just want to make sure that whatever I implement, I designed here.

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Works and then I'll add more app options to it.

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Okay, so let's jump to code, so we are able to.

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We're able to grab the information about files that were modified, we just need to make sure um have some codes that.

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We'll have to.

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Just go through the list of files that were changed, modified.

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And then see if the, if the file name includes this basically and again, let's do it easy way, so no iteration over arrays, just let's assume, there's just one file modified because that's how we're gonna test it anyway,.

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Okay, um I'm not destructuring that often so I don't remember, but will it work this.

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That's interesting actually.

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And it's sad that, if you're not coding something specific quite often, then at least in my case I'm just too old- I just don't remember.

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Let's see, how did it work, how was it.

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It's data response.

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hmm That's how it's done the structuring block rocks. um So now I have the. I know how to access the area of files.

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So I'm gonna be able to check if.

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Dammit, how do you I'm so rusty.

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How do you use includes, then,.

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Okay, you use it.

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Can I do it already includes of.

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Undefined say what.

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Not funny come on.

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I forgot, I don't need to hardcode and it's an array come on lame.

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Okay, so we're able to verify if it's um if it includes.

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So, basically, what we're gonna do next step is.

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Return from the.

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It's not included.

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And I just, namely make.

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Okay, so it continues because the the file name contains github.uh the github, slash, workflows.

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So did user provide a list of repos where change needs to be replicated.

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So we're not gonna support that functionality, yet so, let's assume no, so we need to get from the api list of all repos. Okay,.

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So we here we're gonna use my beloved um github graphql api, but just um give me a second for a break. Let me check what's happening at.

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But looking on the quality, it got worse really. Look it really sucks.

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Can you even see anything.

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You can't really see anything.

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Now it looks good.

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Okay, so let's continue.

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So this github api right.

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So we need to get a list of.

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How can I list all the redness from the org?

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I think I was doing it somewhere.

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I mean I can look up a given repo, but how to list.

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ah Okay, that's how it's a so it's.

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Organization organization and then.

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What organization has.

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Wait wait, wait, wait organizations log in the organization's login.

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What else could that be.

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I need token for it right, but in the in the github explorer for graphql, I'm logged in with my other account. That's why I cannot retain the data of of the lucas lab, which is fine. So, let's, let's just practice here with.

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Api we can list the total amount.

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Okay, pagination.

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Don't remember.

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How was it supposed to be used? Let's.

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You must provide the last five.

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How was it supposed to be used? uh Let me just quickly back up myself.

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From previous actions that I was working on.

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Let's not just not lose time.

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Okay, where was the graphql.

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That's how I passed it, so it should be good.

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Okay, I should not put it on notes.

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Oh wait. Wait, wait.

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Okay, I'm back sorry, but.

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Was a package delivery guy.

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So where was I.

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It's how it works.

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It's pretty fine, so.

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Okay works like a charm, so we got a a name of the of all the repo's, the least of all the breakfast, which is pretty cool um and now see why I love.

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Graphql so with when using octokid with rest, um that's basically how it looks like the usage, so you go to rest api documentation and you think you're gonna use it really easily with the client. But now the api is pretty specific at. If you I I I mean I I'm not saying I don't like it, uh because I think it's actually pretty.

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um How do you say it?

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uh Interventive yeah, I think it's pretty intuitive, but you just need to switch to this intuitiveness, um but so normally you have to I mean you can't really use it without looking into the documentation of the package with the examples.

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But if you do graphql with octokid, just look how it's, how it's done.

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So you have a of course. You set up a client just like we uh sorry for jumping just like we do.

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Then declare the query.

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And then just sorry, then you just do this and that's it. So, let's shamefully.

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Let's see it's my big query here, which is the one that I copied and see the experience like you explore the api here in the explorer and then you just.

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Let's see how, if that works,.

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Passing api, it should be.

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um Okay, so locally, I'm using not the right token.

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Damn it, um which is interesting, so I could.

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With my other token, I can read rest api, but not graphql.

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Interesting but yeah anyway, let me.

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Let me then turn off screen sharing for a second.

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So for now, let's just leave you alone with my face, because I need to grab a a proper token from my account.

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Developer settings.

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Oh wait. No, I was smart. uh I created. I used proper.

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That's interesting.

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So I'm actually using the right token generated with lucas lab.

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Jesus okay, I know: what's the problem.

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Know what's the problem, um let me write down all those uh current limitations that will have to be addressed later.

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So far now we are pointed to.

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And the second one is.

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Now we are hard ordered to use just applications.

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That's why basically doesn't work, because the uh I'm calling the organizations query which lucas lab is not an organization. It's a it's an account. It's a normal account. It's not an organization.

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That's why exactly.

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Okay, but that's not a problem now, as I say like I said, we're now, just exploring these steps and what like the meat and the basic codes that we need, so we so we were able to okay. We know that we, um the workflow the changes in the repo, were in the files from github workflows.

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Now we need to get the list of all the repositories from the.

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Actually, I don't want to be hardcoded to organization, because I wanted to test it on lucas lab. Okay, let's, let's see what options do we have here in the api.

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If not the organization, what's the other name, I don't.

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Is it just like this.

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Okay, so let's just user.

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And in the readme, let's just write huh for now, we are hard coded to use just user to support.

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I am faster or just.

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Organizations, I am told I need this kind of list- remember and I'm gonna forget about it. So.

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Okay, so we're getting a user repositories nodes- and at least here, so let's do some hardcore restructuring here.

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Let's just check so if.

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It's should it be user.

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Perfect, so is it like a dumb question, but does it like analogical? So if I want to go with notes, is it like.

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Crazy trying to do.

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Yeah, let's just call it nicely list.

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Post, it's really, the structurings is beautiful, so we have the list of repositories.

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Let's go to diagram, so we have.

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Now we have to clone all the repositories.

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And create new branch in the repo and then copy changes over okay. So let's do some code for cloning.

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But yeah I need, I need to grab some water. I'm getting thirsty. Just give me a second, because I run out of coffee and I need some.

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For um for playing with git to to have the functionality to to clone create branch.

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I already have I used a simple kit package. I used it in the past when, in the generator I I was working on the functionality that identifies.

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That the output directory that you selected for generator- um if so I check, if it's a git repo or not so by default, you cannot output generation to a git repo to not override your work.

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So we display a warning and you can of course use a flag to to ignore the warning but yeah I used this package back then, and they refactored it pretty pretty a lot updated it at all. So for me at the moment, it's the best package to use to work with git in js.

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I already also have.

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Mobility code from my your project I worked on so I already have. um I don't need to spend time now on exploring the the api behind the um the simple git, because I already have a function to create a branch and to to clone the repository.

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Boom so we're gonna have to.

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Iterate over the list of reports that we want to.

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Okay and we need to clone clone those repo somewhere. So let's I already have.

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In my git ignore clones directory, so let's yeah use the same and let's also not waste time on writing this code. Let me just.

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I know we need a path.

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So we are no number three.

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And create a we're. Gonna have to create a a folder with the name of the repo.

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So the directory will be full path to root of this project. Then slash clones, slash wrapper name, that's pretty clear. I think now we need to create. We need to create a um a directory before we clone.

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So, there's a what I'm doing here, I'm using a um a function from fs package, but the the async, the one that supports us in kuwait.

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If we we first define where given repo should be cloned, we created this directory and we need to specify the name of the.

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Branch branch that will be created right because the after cloning, we need to create a branch, and this branch will be pushed right to the upstream. So it's um it should be.

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Should be kind of.

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The only problem here so.

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Then, let's just not waste time on it now, let's just add to the list.

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Let's mark it how they say.

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Incorporations.

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Name is always different right, because I mean not. Everyone has the setting on github that, after merging pr, the branch should be removed deleted. So we don't want to have an issue that I mean the you cannot create. I mean push new branch because the branch already exists.

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uh Let me see just I'm just curious.

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How dependent what creates those branches, what are the names of those branches.

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Oh, there was no oh yeah dependent, but.

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Oh, it's calling me.

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So it's dependent but slash name of the package and name of the package.

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And the version so following their breast practice.

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What I think it's gonna be cool.

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I think it's going to be handy, so the um the branch name will contain the id of the of the comet, that uh of the comet that uh in the github and dot github repo triggered the the workflow and the whole cycle.

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But for now it can be just called like this I'll. Just uh I'm just checking my notes, simple.

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It client in this new way, after missing version.

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So, every time for every clone and branch creation we need a separate client and identify where uh operations should run. So, basically, where do you clone so here.

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Yeah now, let's clone.

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I use this ver. This uh function.

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That I already have in the tools, so it's um you need to pass the.

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The url to the repo that has to be.

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Cloned and what directory.

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And pass the client.

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So it's gonna, be: where am I okay, so it's gonna be for sure the heat.

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But we also need.

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So we're actually more interest.

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So let's go back to the api, so name is not something I actually find useful.

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Repository and let's see, if there's some ready, url that I can pick, why should I build the url on my.

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Own, so I can get description.

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That's what I need. That's what I need.

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So, let's make a small change here: ah yeah, let's test it in the api.

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First, oh no dude! It's homepage, url.

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Not what you're looking.

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Oh just as simple as that, url.

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It couldn't be more obvious, it couldn't be more obvious, so it's url.

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Let's say not repos.

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I think so it's actually a good name. I just need to add name.

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Let's try to run it and basically we should get a clones directory created.

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And repos cloned: let's see what what.

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Happens: okay, so clones got created and the clones are being created.

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Okay, um let me go to another terminal window and just make sure that it's a there's a.

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Proper yeah I go to gv sample data sample data data.

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um Then the proper branch is created, so where are we with the diagram clone all repos and create new branch? Checked copy changes over to the same location in cloned.

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Okay, so we need to um grab the file that was changed. We know what file was changed.

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Because we have.

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Here then, let's put it in the variable. If we use.

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No file was changed.

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And we know the location of the clone wrapper because the location is bigger, so we know what to copy. Where what took up you were.

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So but yeah, let me now give me a second to check the chats and communicators. If anyone is writing to me something about the.

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Nobody's writing nobody's missing.

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Let me check the quality if it's.

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Still, no way like seriously, I forgot to switch to screen sharing.

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That's so lame, that's so lame seriously!

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um So while I was.

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So that's basically what I created when you had to wash my face. Sorry for that.

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So, let's now jump to this copying of.

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uh Reading files content it's for reading the content, I don't need this at all. Okay, so I need some package.

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I don't do operations on file system too often, um don't remember how to is there some? Is it part of fs.

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There's some function that I can use to copy contents of one directory. I copy file from one location to another.

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So there is cop file.

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As simple as that,.

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What was the changed file.

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The interesting question is.

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The interesting question is: if I pass the okay file so simply file, I I bet the file will go to the to the root of the crown repo and we don't want that. We want to basically.

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Like enjoy right, we need to exclude one.

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Okay, so we don't another for the future, make.

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Sure always ignore the red bull territory in which.

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Picture always ignore the repository in which the action runs.

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Yellow and this.

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Basically, what I'm saying is what I'm writing there is that we clone all the reports.

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So if we clone the github, then we will go. I'm gonna also create a pull request in that github and we're gonna jump in the loop.

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um I mean we're not gonna jump in the loop, because um if we will not pick up the change, I mean if there will be no really change and we will copy something, but git will not pick up the change. Then we won't be able to push it. So it's not a loop, but anyway it sucks. I mean, what's the point of doing it, so we should later on. I should add a a some statement that in case it's, the repo is called the same as the repo in which the action runs.

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Then we should just return from the loop. That's it, but that's not time for it now. So.

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So where are we.

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So no such file or directory copy.

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Of course, because I'm in the action.

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I'm in the action not in the repo where the action runs, so I don't have global workflow file here. How we.

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Let's just simply recreate it not waste time now it's not a problem.

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So let's remove clones and yeah, let's run.

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Again, okay, so we're gonna have to do columns.

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He probably needs a full path, which kind of makes sense.

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Which kind of makes sense.

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But yeah anyway, we nee, we see that it's gonna be copied to root anyway. So let's do first say: first, let's grab the path.

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Let's grab the path from the from the file.

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It's actually a memorable button of the.

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I don't have the.

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Let's see dogs.

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They're, like mozilla, have the best js docks, but I never remember if it if it's mds.

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We get to return alright, alright, in.

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So separator separator.

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Is where we specify it's going to be slash but the limit? What is this limit about? I don't think I used it.

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Those three splits and rest is ignored, but yeah, that's not helpful.

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So I guess we'll be split, then remove the last element.

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Regex I really suck at that right x. I really.

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Do I usually have to copy paste those which.

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Where was it oh yeah.

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Optional integer that specifies the behavior of copy operation, it's possible to create a mask.

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Name: dude read the docs read the docs come on.

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Rim, raf rimra from rough, let's see.

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By the way, if you noticed.

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I'm done for now. I really am.

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Okay, but anyway I can show you so I'm I changed the terminal, so you don't see locks because they are still running because there are few of your repos. But yeah see this. You see this.

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It's beautiful but update, workflow, it's there, so we are basically ready we're just missing. Let's look on my beautiful diagram.

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uh Before I finish, let me pick it up because my wife is calling no. He.

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um I will just I need to do it now.

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Let me show my face at the end. um That's how a human looks lying after almost four hours live stream, I'm so wasted thanks for being with me. If you were so, we can see we're pretty close with the uh to finish. The action.

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