Add tools/build_wiki.py, which builds the five English wiki pages into wiki/, rewrites links so they work inside the wiki and reports pages that differ from their sources. Offline tests cover the conversion and assert that the committed pages are current. Task: MIL-005#3
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TirSystem GitHub Actions
A collection of reusable Gitea Actions workflows for DevOps professionals and software engineers working on TirSystem projects.
Overview
This repository is the central collection of reusable automation for TirSystem repositories. The primary repository lives at git.tirsystem.com (Gitea) and is push-mirrored to GitHub.
It currently contains the Gitea workflow sync-github-metadata.yml, which copies the repository description and topics from Gitea to the GitHub mirror on every push to main, on manual dispatch, and daily at 03:17 UTC.
Requirements
- A Gitea instance with Actions enabled and a runner providing
ubuntu-latestwithpython3 - A configured GitHub push mirror on the Gitea repository (at most one; repositories without a mirror are skipped successfully)
- Repository secrets:
TOKEN_FOR_GITEA: Gitea API token (plain string, or JSON withGITEA_TOKEN)CREDENTIALS_FOR_GITHUB: JSON object containingGITHUB_PAT, a GitHub personal access token allowed to edit the mirror repository
Setup
No dependencies need to be installed; the workflow uses only the Python standard library.
- Clone the repository:
git clone ssh://git@git.tirsystem.com:10022/TirSystem/github-action.git - Add the secrets listed under Requirements to the repository settings in Gitea.
- Configure the GitHub push mirror in the repository settings.
Run
Workflows run automatically on push to main and on the daily schedule. To run manually, trigger Sync GitHub mirror metadata via workflow_dispatch from the Actions tab in Gitea.
Tests
The workflow files and the Python embedded in them are validated by offline tests that need no network access and no secrets:
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate # Windows PowerShell: .venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
python -m pip install -r tests/requirements.txt
python -m pytest -q tests
The same checks run on every pull request and push to main through validate-workflows.yml. They parse every workflow as YAML, compile the embedded Python, require explicit job permissions, and test credential parsing, push mirror address parsing and the sync flow against a fake API.
After a change to the sync workflow, also trigger Sync GitHub mirror metadata manually in Gitea and compare the description and topics on the GitHub mirror.