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# brian's standard GitHub Actions macOS config for Perl 5 modules | |
# version 20220902.001 | |
# https://github.com/briandfoy/github_workflows | |
# https://github.com/features/actions | |
# This file is licensed under the Artistic License 2.0 | |
name: macos | |
on: | |
push: | |
branches: | |
- '**' | |
- '!**appveyor**' | |
- '!**circleci**' | |
- '!**linux**' | |
- '!**notest**' | |
- '!**release**' | |
- '!**windows**' | |
tags-ignore: | |
# I tag release pushes but those should have already been tested | |
- 'release-*' | |
paths-ignore: | |
# list all the files which are irrelevant to the tests | |
# non-code, support files, docs, etc | |
- '.appveyor.yml' | |
- '.circleci' | |
- '.gitattributes' | |
- '.github/workflows/linux.yml' | |
- '.github/workflows/release.yml' | |
- '.github/workflows/windows.yml' | |
- '.gitignore' | |
- '.releaserc' | |
- 'Changes' | |
- 'LICENSE' | |
- 'README.pod' | |
pull_request: | |
jobs: | |
perl: | |
runs-on: macOS-latest | |
steps: | |
- uses: actions/checkout@v3 | |
- name: Platform check | |
run: uname -a | |
- name: Set up Perl | |
run: | | |
brew install perl | |
ls -d /usr/local/Cellar/perl/*/bin | head -1 >> $GITHUB_PATH | |
perl -v | perl -0777 -ne 'm/(v5\.\d+)/ && print "PERL_VERSION=$1"' >> $GITHUB_ENV | |
- name: Perl version check | |
run: perl -V | |
# cpan can operate with https, but we need IO::SSL::Socket, which | |
# does not come with Perl. | |
# | |
# When using cpan, use -M to specify the CDN-backed www.cpan.org | |
# mirror. I've noticed that letting CPAN.pm auto-choose mirrors | |
# sometimes selects things that the action can't reach. | |
# | |
# Also, use the -T option to not test the dependencies. Assume these | |
# mainline modules are good and save lots of CI minutes. | |
- name: Prepare cpan | |
run: | | |
openssl version | |
cpan -M http://www.cpan.org -T IO::Socket::SSL HTTP::Tiny | |
cpan -M https://www.cpan.org -T ExtUtils::MakeMaker Test::Manifest | |
# Install the dependencies, again not testing them. This installs the | |
# module in the current directory, so we end up installing the module, | |
# but that's not a big deal. | |
- name: Install dependencies | |
run: | | |
cpan -M https://www.cpan.org -T . | |
- name: Run tests | |
run: | | |
perl Makefile.PL | |
make test | |
# Run author tests, but only if there's an xt/ directory | |
- name: Author tests | |
if: hashFiles('xt') != '' | |
run: | | |
cpan -M https://www.cpan.org -T Test::CPAN::Changes | |
prove -r -b xt | |
# Running tests in parallel should be faster, but it's also more | |
# tricky in cases where different tests share a feature, such as a | |
# file they want to write to. Parallel tests can stomp on each other. | |
# Test in parallel to catch that, because other people will test your | |
# stuff in parallel. | |
- name: Run tests in parallel | |
run: | | |
perl Makefile.PL | |
HARNESS_OPTIONS=j10 make test | |
# The disttest target creates the distribution, unwraps it, changes | |
# into the dist dir, then runs the tests there. That checks that | |
# everything that should be in the dist is in the dist. If you forget | |
# to update MANIFEST with new modules, data files, and so on, you | |
# should notice the error. | |
- name: Run distribution tests | |
run: | | |
perl Makefile.PL | |
make disttest | |
make clean | |
# And, coverage reports, but only under 5.10 and later since modern | |
# Devel::Cover instances don't work with 5.8 | |
- name: Run coverage tests | |
if: env.PERL_VERSION != 'v5.8' | |
env: | |
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} | |
run: | | |
cpan -M https://www.cpan.org -T Devel::Cover Devel::Cover::Report::Coveralls | |
perl Makefile.PL | |
cover -test -report coveralls |