Hey guys,
Thank you for the great work with Copybara. I recently learnt about it and decided to create a Copybara GitHub Action to make it really easy to use with as little config as possible.
It can be dropped in any GitHub repo and will work out of the box for GitHub <=> GitHub.
My action's repo is also building nightly a Copybara Docker image straight from the official repo (google/copybara). Check out the source here.
Here is the copy.bara.sky I am using as a template under the hood. Any advice on how to improve it is more than welcome:
# Variables
SOT_REPO = "git@github.com:olivr/copybara-action.git"
SOT_BRANCH = "main"
DESTINATION_REPO = "git@github.com:olivr/copybara-action-test.git"
DESTINATION_BRANCH = "main"
COMMITTER = "Github Actions <actions@github.com>"
LOCAL_SOT = "file:///usr/src/app"
push_include = ["**"]
PUSH_EXCLUDE_FILES = []
PUSH_TRANSFORMATIONS = []
pr_include = ["**"]
pr_exclude = []
PR_TRANSFORMATIONS = []
# Push workflow
core.workflow(
name = "push",
origin = git.origin(
url = LOCAL_SOT if LOCAL_SOT else SOT_REPO,
ref = SOT_BRANCH,
),
destination = git.github_destination(
url = DESTINATION_REPO,
push = DESTINATION_BRANCH,
),
origin_files = glob(push_include, exclude = PUSH_EXCLUDE_FILES),
authoring = authoring.pass_thru(default = COMMITTER),
mode = "ITERATIVE",
transformations = [
metadata.restore_author("ORIGINAL_AUTHOR", search_all_changes = True),
metadata.expose_label("COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW"),
] + PUSH_TRANSFORMATIONS if PUSH_TRANSFORMATIONS else core.reverse(PR_TRANSFORMATIONS),
)
# Pull Request workflow
core.workflow(
name = "pr",
origin = git.github_pr_origin(
url = DESTINATION_REPO,
branch = DESTINATION_BRANCH,
),
destination = git.github_pr_destination(
url = SOT_REPO,
destination_ref = SOT_BRANCH,
integrates = [],
),
destination_files = glob(push_include, exclude = PUSH_EXCLUDE_FILES),
origin_files = glob(pr_include if pr_include else ["**"], exclude = pr_exclude),
authoring = authoring.pass_thru(default = COMMITTER),
mode = "CHANGE_REQUEST",
set_rev_id = False,
transformations = [
metadata.save_author("ORIGINAL_AUTHOR"),
metadata.expose_label("GITHUB_PR_NUMBER", new_name = "Closes", separator = DESTINATION_REPO.replace("git@github.com:", " ").replace(".git", "#")),
] + PR_TRANSFORMATIONS,
)
It is using a common flow:
Source of Truth Destination
+---------------+ Copybara +---------------+
| Branch +------------> | Branch |
+-------+-------+ +---------------+
^
|
|
+-------+-------+ Copybara +---------------+
| Pull Requests | <------------+ Pull Requests |
+---------------+ +---------------+
I believe it would be helpful to add this template to your documentation and add a link to my GitHub Action, but I don't want to appear like I am self-promoting, if you agree please just let me know and I'll create a PR.
Hey guys,
Thank you for the great work with Copybara. I recently learnt about it and decided to create a Copybara GitHub Action to make it really easy to use with as little config as possible.
It can be dropped in any GitHub repo and will work out of the box for GitHub <=> GitHub.
My action's repo is also building nightly a Copybara Docker image straight from the official repo (google/copybara). Check out the source here.
Here is the copy.bara.sky I am using as a template under the hood. Any advice on how to improve it is more than welcome:
It is using a common flow:
I believe it would be helpful to add this template to your documentation and add a link to my GitHub Action, but I don't want to appear like I am self-promoting, if you agree please just let me know and I'll create a PR.