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fix: align workflows again for the troublesome GHA #4196

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    • Simplified and streamlined workflow configurations by setting the operating system directly for the sqlness job.
    • Updated the name of the sqlness job for better clarity.
    • Removed the sqlness-kafka-wal job definition.

Signed-off-by: Ruihang Xia <waynestxia@gmail.com>
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The .github/workflows/docs.yml file has been streamlined to simplify the CI workflow. The operating system for the sqlness job is now directly set to ubuntu-20.04, removing matrix strategies. The name of the sqlness job was updated to reflect different modes dynamically. Additionally, the sqlness-kafka-wal job definition was completely removed.

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.github/workflows/docs.yml Simplified workflow by directly specifying the OS for sqlness job and updating its name. Removed sqlness-kafka-wal job definition.

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In the world of code so tight,
We made our workflows light.
From matrix magic we did strip,
Ubuntu rules, without a quip.
Kafka gone, docs refined,
Efficiency, our code's new kind. 🌟


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evenyag commented Jun 25, 2024

I updated the branch protection settings so we don't need to update the yaml now.

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70-70: Dynamic job name based on matrix configuration.

This change allows the job name to dynamically reflect the mode being tested, enhancing clarity and traceability in CI logs.


70-70: Ensure compatibility with existing CI configurations.

The change to a dynamic job name should be checked for compatibility with any scripts or tools that depend on static job names.

Verification successful

Ensure compatibility with existing CI configurations.

The change to a dynamic job name has been verified, and no dependencies on the old static job name 'Sqlness Test (Basic)' were found in the repository.

  • No occurrences of 'Sqlness Test (Basic)' were found in .github/workflows.
  • No occurrences of 'Sqlness Test (Basic)' were found in the entire repository.
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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Ensure that no scripts rely on the static job name 'Sqlness Test (Basic)'.

# Test: Search for the old job name in the repository. Expect: No occurrences.
rg --type yaml $'Sqlness Test \\(Basic\\)' .github/workflows

Length of output: 59



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Ensure that no scripts, documentation, or configuration files rely on the static job name 'Sqlness Test (Basic)'.

# Test: Search for the old job name in the entire repository. Expect: No occurrences.
rg 'Sqlness Test \(Basic\)' 

Length of output: 29

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