Validation of Open Know How specification and related schemas (https://openknowhow.org)

This action uses an Open Knowledge Framework schema to validate your manifest such as for OKH

Optional How many cores to use. Default "4".

Optional For a given path or directory, only process these (space separated) files. Useful for pull requests. Default "".

Optional Which Open Knowledge Framework schema to use for validation. Default "okh".

Optional YAML library to load file. Default "pyyaml" (can be one of "pyyaml" or "ruamel").

Required The path to your manifest or manifests relative to your workspace. Default "./".

Optional The full path to an Open Knowledge Framework schema or custom schema to use for validation. Default "".

Optional Whether to run in strict mode. Default "false" (can be one of "true" or "false").

uses: helpfulengineering/ok-validate@v0.0.4

uses: helpfulengineering/ok-validate@v0.0.4 with: path: './some/path/to/file.yaml'

usage: okv [-h] [-path [PATH]] [-s SCHEMA] [-n CPU_NUM] [-p PARSER] [--no-strict] [--no-error] [--ok OK] Validate yaml files. optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -path [PATH] folder to validate. Default is current directory. -s SCHEMA, --schema SCHEMA filename of schema. Default is schema.yaml. -n CPU_NUM, --cpu-num CPU_NUM number of CPUs to use. Default is 4. -p PARSER, --parser PARSER YAML library to load files. Choices are "ruamel" or "pyyaml" (default). --no-strict Disable strict mode, unexpected elements in the data will be accepted. --no-error Ignore error when violation of schema is identified. --ok OK This indicates which Open Know specification to use. 

The Docker image accepts all of the CLI arguments as detailed above.

docker run --rm -v ${PWD}/:/tmp/ ok-validate --ok=okh -path=/tmp/path/to/okh-file.yaml 

https://github.com/anothrNick/github-tag-action#bumping

Manual Bumping: Any commit message that includes #major, #minor, #patch, or #none will trigger the respective version bump. If two or more are present, the highest-ranking one will take precedence. If #none is contained in the commit message, it will skip bumping regardless DEFAUT_BUMP.