ci: convert remaining Azure Pipelines PR checks to Github Actions#2590
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Saadnajmi merged 30 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom Aug 13, 2025
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ci: convert remaining Azure Pipelines PR checks to Github Actions#2590Saadnajmi merged 30 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Pull Request Overview
This PR migrates the CI/CD pipeline from Azure DevOps Pipelines to GitHub Actions while retaining the Azure release pipeline. The migration includes converting build, test, and integration jobs to GitHub Actions workflows with improved Verdaccio server handling and streamlined toolchain setup.
- Converts PR checks, JavaScript tests, and build/test jobs from Azure Pipelines to GitHub Actions
- Introduces reusable workflow patterns and a centralized toolchain setup action
- Enhances Verdaccio server startup reliability with better error handling and timeout management
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.github/workflows/microsoft-pr.yml |
Updates main PR workflow to use new toolchain action and adds JavaScript tests, RNTester builds, and integration tests |
.github/workflows/microsoft-test-react-native-macos-init.yml |
New workflow for testing react-native-macos initialization with Verdaccio setup |
.github/workflows/microsoft-react-native-test-app-integration.yml |
New workflow for react-native-test-app integration testing |
.github/workflows/microsoft-build-rntester.yml |
New workflow for building RNTester across multiple platforms and configurations |
.github/actions/microsoft-setup-toolchain/action.yml |
New reusable action for consistent toolchain setup across workflows |
.ado/scripts/waitForVerdaccio.mjs |
Enhanced Verdaccio startup script with better error handling and ping endpoint usage |
Various .ado/ files |
Removed Azure DevOps templates, jobs, and configuration files |
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.ado/scripts/verdaccio.sh:15
- The line calling waitForVerdaccio.mjs is removed from verdaccio.sh, but the new GitHub Actions workflows still call this script with the 'init' command, expecting it to wait for Verdaccio. This will cause the workflows to proceed before Verdaccio is ready.
scripts_root=$(cd -P "$(dirname $0)" && pwd)
This reverts commit 55ca895.
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Summary:
Move over the remaining jobs from Azure Pipelines to Github Actions. This includes porting over the commented out integration tests. Delete most of the Azure Pipelines code. What should be left is just the release pipeline.
Test Plan:
The CI :D