Add an example of automatic synchronization with an upstream repository.
Sorry for the multiple commits, I forgot that I need to make a new branch.
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This PR add an example to translate all Butane config in directory to Ignition config with a simple bash script.
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I have replaced the image because it is no longer up to date and has not received any updates for some time. In #63 alpine edge was mentioned and I implemented that.
I also added some comments on how to deal with mdbook extensions and an info for problems with time displays.
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This adds a very simple example to lint a project with REUSE.
The fsfe/reuse base image is just alpine with the reuse-tool installed.
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The previous one no longer receives updates
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This PR contains the following updates:
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| mstruebing/editorconfig-checker | major | `2.7.2` -> `v3.0.1` |
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This PR adds an example Woodpecker pipeline for testing a package written in Julia.
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This example adds a matrix step for the 4 most recent supported PHP versions. It uses a bash command and the PHP built-in linter to find errors. It doesn't print much output due to the nature of the linter, but the build step fails with exit code 1 if linting fails.
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A pipeline to build a Typst document and push the resulting pdf to some Codeberg repository (for use in Codeberg pages).
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Hi. Here’s one more Python example. It makes use of [pdoc](https://pdoc.dev) in order to generate the API documentation for python modules. The docs are then pushed on a pages branch and normally served by codeberg pages.
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This ensures that the provided example won't use version 2 of the plugin if it were to make breaking changes.
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I've made a plugin to ease deployment of Codeberg Pages, and figured I would update one of examples to use it.
Tested that this works on https://ci.codeberg.org/repos/12946/pipeline/3.
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Within the Hugo workflow, the commit message was built interpolating the `CI_BUILD_CREATED` builtin Woodpecker variable. I believe it is not defined (anymore?): https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/usage/environment. The most similar thing I have found is `CI_PIPELINE_CREATED`, but I can't get any value beside 0 out of it when using this pipeline. So I propose we use `CI_COMMIT_SHA`, which I already tested in one of my personal projects: https://ci.codeberg.org/repos/12701/pipeline/19/1.
I believe `CI_COMMIT_SHA` is the ideal unique identifier for pipeline triggered by push actions.
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When this example is used will a separate run be triggered in Codeberg CI, which only results in a failed run that never was needed.
I first tried with a file configuration to only trigger on main branch, but that didn't work, so I now opted in to simply add a `[SKIP CI]` at the end of the commit message to make Codeberg CI ignore this commit.
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An example to publish pages built with mdbook on Codeberg Pages.
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