Release to Keygen.sh (Github Action)

This Github action creates (and, if needed, publishes) a release for any artifact/file from your repository.

Usage

- name: Release to Keygen
  uses: unhack/keygen-action@main # TODO: update action ref
  with:
    # Required: Keygen Account ID or slug
    account-id: 'your-keygen-account-id-or-slug'

    # Required: A Product or User Token (ref. https://keygen.sh/docs/api/authentication/#token-authentication)
    token: 'your-token'

    # Required: Product ID
    product-id: 'your-product-id'

    # Required (boolean): true to publish the created release; false to keep it in the DRAFT state.
    release-publish: true

    # Optional
    release-name: 'Product v1-alpha.1'
    # Required: must be a valid semver value, without the `v` prefix
    release-version: '1.0.0-alpha.1'
    # Required
    release-channel: 'alpha'
    # Optional
    release-tag: 'latest'

    # Required: A json list of artifact/file definitions
    #   - filepath:  Required
    #   - platform:  Optional
    #   - arch:      Optional
    # N.B. Notice the syntax for the example field below is a Multiline string (do not forget the preceding `|` char). Ordinary single-line json strings are also accepted.
    # N.B. The actual files need to be made available in the Github Runner runtime through any adequate preceeding workflow step
    # e.g. using the 'actions/checkout@v3' Github action for checking-out Github repository files.
    artifacts-json: |
      [
        {
          "filepath": "./file1.ext",
          "platform": "darwin",
          "arch": "amd64"
        },
        {
          "filepath": "./file2.ext",
          "platform": "darwin",
          "arch": "amd64"
        }
      ]

🚧 TODO (WIP):

• Feature: ✅ Releases for single artifacts/files
• Feature: Add support for releases with multiple associated artifacts/files
• Feature: Better error logs
  • Currently, core.setFailed(Error) usages only show the Error.message value, which does not provide enough info in Action console logs, yet.
  • Our custom error messages (e.g. api errors need to pass more info in the Error.message field, than just an error name.
• Chore: Upgrade dependencies (See Dependabot pull requests)
• Chore: Tests
  • Most importantly, integration tests for the main.ts > run() logic.
  • N.B. Typescript (Strict) and yup (validation and type inference) already provide good type-safety guarantees.
• Chore: Publish the action to the Actions Marketplace

Contributing:

See CONTRIBUTING.md for info on how to set up a local environment for development and tests.