Run Gradle build only for non README files#202
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Summary of Changes
This pull request enhances the GitHub Actions workflow to optimize the Gradle build process. Instead of always running the Gradle build, it now checks if only README.adoc files have been modified. If so, the Gradle build is skipped, saving build time. Additionally, a check was added to only publish test coverage if Java files have been changed.
Highlights
- Optimized Gradle Build: The Gradle build now only runs if changes are made to files other than README.adoc files. This significantly reduces build time for simple documentation updates.
- Conditional Test Coverage Publication: Test coverage is only published if changes are detected in Java files. This prevents unnecessary test coverage reports for changes unrelated to the codebase.
Changelog
- .github/workflows/build-and-publish.yml
- Added a 'check-changes' job to determine if only README.adoc files were modified.
- Added conditional logic to the 'gradle-build' job, skipping the build if only README.adoc files were changed.
- Added a check for Java file changes to conditionally publish test coverage.
- Updated the 'Generate articles with Ascii Doctor' job to depend on both 'check-changes' and 'gradle-build' jobs and to only run if the Gradle build ran.
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Code Review
The pull request introduces a mechanism to conditionally run Gradle builds and AsciiDoctor article generation based on whether only README files have been modified. This optimization can save build time when only documentation changes are present. The changes look good overall.
Summary of Findings
- Conditional execution of 'asciidoc-build' job: The 'asciidoc-build' job's execution is now dependent on the 'check-changes' job's output, ensuring it only runs when README files are not the only changed files. This is good for optimizing the workflow.
- Conditional execution of 'Publish test coverage': The 'Publish test coverage' step is now conditionally executed based on changes to Java files. This prevents unnecessary coverage reports when no Java code has been modified.
- Dependency on 'check-changes' job: The 'gradle-build' and 'asciidoc-build' jobs now depend on the 'check-changes' job, ensuring that the file change checks are performed before these jobs are executed.
- Output from 'check-changes' job: The 'check-changes' job introduces an output 'only_readme' which is used to determine if only README files have been changed. This output is then used to conditionally execute other jobs.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is well-structured and introduces a useful optimization to the build process. The changes are clear and the logic is easy to follow. I recommend merging this pull request after addressing the medium severity issue regarding the redundant check in the check-changes job. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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