* refactor: extract get previous publish run into separate script, run it and reuse by discord/rss/changelog steps
* refactor: reuse changelog step
* refactor: reuse code for getting core env variables
* refactor: remove output rewrite protection,
* refactor: dry-run mode added for publish workflow, added tag marking
* fix: restore executable bit on Tools scripts run directly by the publish workflow
* feat: announce dry run mode in the publish workflow log
* refactor: use sha for ss14-changelog update call
* refactor: now actually fix last publish sha usage for changelog update
* refactor: force PR creation run even in dry-run
* refactor: remove support email from publish
* refactor: remove duplicate message
* refactor: fix wording for skipping `Create PR from stable to master`
* refactor: changelog updates for daily builds (#45107)
* refactor: changelog updates for daily builds
* refactor: change name of secret for changelog access token in workflow
* refactor: fix invalid var name
* refactor: fix excessive dashes for changelog tool call
* Rework discord changelog bot
Hopefully fixes messages getting droppedTM. Truncation didn't truncate correctly and very long workflow gaps wouldn't paginate at all. Also added a debug dump without requiring a discord to dump to.
* this
* Add test result archiving to our test actions.
* heck.
* Don't waste tremendous amounts of storage.
* Fix ReagentDataTest.
* Reduce retention and increase compression on integration output.
* Back to 7 days, depend on RT instead.
* Poke.
* Fix linter.
* til.
* Actually send YAMLLinter's pair messages into the void.
* Content.Packaging can now emit binlogs for the build
I was checking why packaging is so much slower and it *seems* to be entirely the actual build being twice as slow as before .NET 10. Strange.
Content.Packaging can now emit MSBuild binlogs that we can analyze to see why that's the case.
* Enable --log-build on Test Packaging workflow, produce artifact with binlogs
* Disable setup-dotnet in packaging workflow
I have a suspicion...
* close on master workflow: add stable and staging to blacklist, tweak wording, update commented out text
* keep main and develop in blacklist
* critical grammar and formatting
* argh how even (bring back old version of commented-out section)
* thats not the right word
* only close when head repo is a fork
from github docs: https://docs.github.com/en/webhooks/webhook-events-and-payloads?actionType=opened#pull_request
* Make ServerPackaging automatically get extra server assemblies
* Make the switch
* Use Content.Server.deps.json instead
* Remove debug
* Rewrite
Now recursively fetches dependencies from Content.Server
Only copies dependencies not covered by Robust
This removes the need to manually specify most of the dependencies, even the content ones!
Also look at runtime key properly to figure out the proper dll name.
This actually removes some assemblies that were duplicated between the main directory and assemblies (various Microsoft.Extensions stuff)
* Fix test compile errors when updating dependencies
Ran across this while updating dependencies on the RT .NET 10 update. Should be fine to merge immediately.
* More .NET 10 prep
* Convert to SLNX
Hell yeah
* slnx now has size-2 indents
* Update SLNX with new RT system
* Remove reference to RT test in toolshed test
* Remove accidental usage of transitive RT dependencies
* Move Robust project references to RobustApi
* Update solution file
* Fix warnings in pow3r
* Fix nullable warnings in integration tests
idk where these came from
* gitignore binlog files
* Fix transitive dependency warnings in Content.Benchmarks
* Update slnx
* Okay, the Robust API thing didn't pan out. New plan.
It apparently broke clean builds, as the dependencies aren't in the project asset list or something anymore. I tried to fix this, but it seems impossible to do without relying on .NET SDK internals, as there's no point in the NuGet graph walk process that seems cleanly extensible.
Instead let's just do the much dumber thing: a bunch of .props files for content to import. Hooray!
This also means that I have to go through and *explicitly* disable transitive dependencies everywhere in RT. This thankfully isn't too hard.
* Update RT to 269.0.0
* One last solution update
* Fix more data definition issues
* Update RT to 269.0.1
* Fix it again
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It previously only applied automatically to PRs that have reviews requested, which happens if the PR touches files owned by code owners. Now it applies to *all* opened PRs.
* Add ratelimit retry to discord changelog bot and continue publish changelog error.
oops we missed some changelogs cause of this... this should prevent anything funny
* Update actions_changelogs_since_last_run.py
This uses multiple API requests to directly send the publish to the CDN server, no more GitHub artifacts.
Faster, less moving parts.
Needs Robust.Cdn 2.2.0
