armbian-build/.github/workflows/sync-tools.yml
Igor Pecovnik f56bfc7553
chore: rename workflow files to action-oriented naming
Rename all workflow files to follow a consistent action-oriented naming pattern similar to armbian.github.io:

- adjust-maintainers.yml → sync-maintainers-status.yml
- clean-workflow-logs.yml → cleanup-workflow-logs.yml
- forked-helper.yml → help-forked.yml
- issue-welcome-first-time.yml → welcome-issue-first-time.yml
- labels-from-yml.yml → sync-labels.yml
- merge-announce.yml → announce-merge.yml
- open-jira-ticket.yml → create-jira-ticket.yml
- pr-announce.yml → announce-pr.yml
- pr-auto-labeler.yml → auto-label-pr.yml
- pr-build-artifacts.yml → build-pr-artifacts.yml
- pr-check-pictures.yml → check-pr-pictures.yml
- pr-kernel-security-analysis.yml → analyze-pr-kernel-security.yml
- pr-label-on-approved.yml → label-pr-on-approval.yml
- pr-lint-scripts.yml → lint-pr-scripts.yml
- pr-review-listener.yml → listen-pr-review.yml
- pr-welcome-first-time.yml → welcome-pr-first-time.yml
- rewrite-kernel-configs.yml → rewrite-kernel-config-files.yml
- update-board-list.yml → sync-board-list.yml
- update-tools.yml → sync-tools.yml

This makes the workflow names more descriptive and consistent with the action verb first, followed by the target object.
2025-12-25 11:43:57 +01:00

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name: Update Tools in Scripts
run-name: Update Tools in Scripts by @${{ github.actor }}
#
# Some of our scripts download tools from a repo. These can't be bumped by dependabot, so this workflow is a self-created dependabot to bump versions of those tools to stay up-to-date.
# This workflow only creates a PR if the version was actually updated.
# To add a new tool, it just needs to be added to the matrix below by filling out all the variables.
#
permissions:
contents: write
pull-requests: write
on:
workflow_dispatch:
schedule:
- cron: "42 3 16 * *" # Run monthly on the 16th day of the month at 03:42 AM (random value as to not overload GitHub)
jobs:
update-tool-version:
name: Update ${{ matrix.tool.REPO_NAME }} version
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
# Add new tools here, no need to add anything anywhere else.
# Only works for tools hosted on GitHub for now.
strategy:
matrix:
tool:
# Shellcheck
- USER_NAME: "koalaman" # GitHub user name
REPO_NAME: "shellcheck" # GitHub repo name
PROJECT_NAME: "koalaman/shellcheck" # This is always USER_NAME/REPO_NAME (like in the GitHub URL)
VAR_FILE: "lib/tools/shellcheck.sh" # Where the version variable of the tool is saved
VERSION_VAR: "SHELLCHECK_VERSION" # Version variable how it appears in the script
# Shellcheck #2
- USER_NAME: "koalaman"
REPO_NAME: "shellcheck"
PROJECT_NAME: "koalaman/shellcheck"
VAR_FILE: "lib/functions/general/shellcheck.sh"
VERSION_VAR: "SHELLCHECK_VERSION"
# Shellfmt
- USER_NAME: "mvdan"
REPO_NAME: "sh"
PROJECT_NAME: "mvdan/sh"
VAR_FILE: "lib/tools/shellfmt.sh"
VERSION_VAR: "SHELLFMT_VERSION"
# ORAS
- USER_NAME: "oras-project"
REPO_NAME: "oras"
PROJECT_NAME: "oras-project/oras"
VAR_FILE: "lib/functions/general/oci-oras.sh"
VERSION_VAR: "ORAS_VERSION"
# Bat
- USER_NAME: "sharkdp"
REPO_NAME: "bat"
PROJECT_NAME: "sharkdp/bat"
VAR_FILE: "lib/functions/general/bat-cat.sh"
VERSION_VAR: "BATCAT_VERSION"
steps:
- name: Checkout repository
uses: actions/checkout@v6
- name: Get current ${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }} version
id: get-version-current
run: |
version_current=$(grep -Po '(?<=${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}=\${${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}:-)[0-9.]+(?=})' ${{ matrix.tool.VAR_FILE }})
echo "version_current=$version_current" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
- name: Get latest ${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }} version
id: get-version-latest
# Multi-line string for CHANGE_LOG env, see https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-commands-for-github-actions#multiline-strings
# Further exmplanation for the CHANGE_LOG env:
# The first 'sed' expression replaces "#123" with "username/repo#123" to link to the correct repo (would otherwise auto-link to own repo)
# The second 'sed' expression replaces GitHub URLs with "redirect.github.com" to prevent "This was referenced" in the external repo's PRs/issues
run: |
version_latest=$(curl --silent "https://api.github.com/repos/${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }}/releases/latest" | jq -r .tag_name)
version_latest=${version_latest#v} # Removing the 'v' prefix since the script uses only plain numbers
echo "version_latest=$version_latest" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
- name: Update ${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}} in script
# @TODO Make sure that the version is actually higher, not lower (the 'latest' tag does not neccessarily mean that the version is higher!)
run: |
version_latest=${{ steps.get-version-latest.outputs.version_latest }}
sed -i "s/${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}=\${${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}:-[0-9.]*}/${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}=\${${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}:-$version_latest}/g" ${{ matrix.tool.VAR_FILE }}
- name: Create Pull Request to update ${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}} for ${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }}
uses: peter-evans/create-pull-request@v8
with:
token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
commit-message: "tools: Bump `${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}` from ${{ steps.get-version-current.outputs.version_current }} to ${{ steps.get-version-latest.outputs.version_latest }}"
branch: update-version-${{ matrix.tool.VAR_FILE }}-${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }}-${{ steps.get-version-latest.outputs.version_latest }}
delete-branch: true
title: "Bump ${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME}} from ${{ steps.get-version-current.outputs.version_current }} to ${{ steps.get-version-latest.outputs.version_latest }} in `${{ matrix.tool.VAR_FILE}}`"
body: |
Bump [${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME}}](https://github.com/${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }}) from ${{ steps.get-version-current.outputs.version_current }} to ${{ steps.get-version-latest.outputs.version_latest }} by bumping `${{ matrix.tool.VERSION_VAR}}` in `${{ matrix.tool.VAR_FILE}}`.
Check <a href="https://github.com/${{ matrix.tool.PROJECT_NAME }}/releases/latest">the upstream release notes</a>.
<p><em>Please note that the above link only shows the release notes for the latest release.</em></p>
labels: Dependencies, Bash