The Github workflow's step for verifying commits' existence has been updated. Instead of searching in the 'origin/main' branch, the workflow now checks in the 'origin/v3.0.1' branch. This modification ensures compatibility and consistency with the version being used.
The packages.yml workflow file has been updated to target the v3.0.1 branch instead of main. The version also has been updated from 3.0.0 to 3.0.1 in the version prediction logic. Hotfix tags usage has been removed.
A change has been made to correct the formatting in the conditional statement within the GitHub workflow file. This rectification ensures the proper assignment of the VERSION variable when a new release is published, through proper syntax adherence.
The convention for naming versions in GitHub Actions was modified. Previously, all tags were assigned just a sequential version, even if they were already marked as a release by a tag. Now, if they are tagged and marked as a published release, they use the tag as the version. The change should provide more accurate version information.
This commit introduces a Dockerfile for the Elsa Studio application and a corresponding GitHub workflow for building and deploying the Docker image. These make it possible to automatically build and deploy Elsa Studio as a Docker image.
This commit introduces two new GitHub Actions workflows: one for building and deploying the Elsa Server + Studio Docker image, and another for the Elsa Server Docker image. Both processes automate the build and push actions to Docker Hub using the latest ubuntu version and buildx for multi-platform support.
The changes included in this commit are made to refactor the project structure and Docker configurations. Previously, the application was structured around the AllInOneWeb solution, but it has been split into Server.Web and ServerAndStudio.Web solutions for better separation of concerns. Additionally, the Docker configurations have been updated to reflect the new structure, which should streamline the build and deployment process.
This update changes the trigger for the package publishing action to only 'published' releases and prereleases. It also segregates the publishing mechanism into two separate actions: one for publishing preview packages to nuget.org, and another for publishing release packages. This change provides better clarity and control over the publishing process.
The npm-packages.yml workflow has been removed. The branch triggers in the workflows npm-packages.yml, packages.yml, and all-in-one-web.yml have been changed from 'v3' to 'main'. An unnecessary reference to the deleted workflow file npm-packages.yml is also removed from Elsa.sln.
The PR body generator workflow has been removed from the repository. This includes the deletion of the workflow configuration file (pr-body-generator.yml) under the GitHub Actions workflows directory and the removal of reference to it in the Elsa.sln file.
* Implemented get version endpoint
* Get version from backend to display on designer
* Updated github pipelines
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Co-authored-by: Gürkan Güran <gguran@interfirst.com>
* init lerna multi repo
* move project
* add @types/node
* init angular project
* fix workspace name
* update packages init
* change level of import due to monorepo
* add angular target
* add angular loading
User components copy instead of component.ts created by the framework
* skip lib check to avoid issue with antl/x6 libraries
type parameter might need an `extends Events.EventArgs` constraint in /node_modules/@antv/x6/lib/common/basecoat.d.ts:3:31
* fix type declaration
* change Event<Array<Type>> to Event<Type[]> to allow angular wrapper build
* add class for angular wrapper
* add angular component library -- need rename
* exclude component context-consumer
* change interface available for package
* change public method and add publishCurrentWokflow
* add angular elsa dashboard
* add angular sample
* commit package lock
* add refresh activities
* rename library package to @elsa-workflows/elsa-workflows-designer-angular-wrapper
change build to be compatible with lerna
* update README
* update github action to include lerna build
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Co-authored-by: Jérémie DEVILLARD <jdevillard@users.noreply.github.com>
