This GitHub action installs Apama Community Edition on either Windows or Linux.
The environment variables for the workflow are configured as if the apama_env script had been run/sourced.
This means that subsequent steps can use Apama executables such as engine_deploy and apamadoc.
If you wish to test on both Windows and Linux, you can use the same shell (typically Bash or PowerShell) to execute
Apama tools on both operating systems. Since the executable for running PySys tests has different extensions on
Windows/Linux, this action sets an additional APAMA_PYSYS environment variable containing the PySys script's name so
you can run PySys with $APAMA_PYSYS run <args> in your shell script.
The action has only one input parameter, apama-version, which must be set to a valid 4-digit Apama version
from http://www.apamacommunity.com/downloads/.
It is recommended to use this action with a cache to avoid downloading and running the Apama installer every time the job executes. To do this, add the following after your checkout action and before setup-apama:
env:
SETUP_APAMA_VERSION: 10.5.3.2
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- name: Cached Apama installation
# always-upload is a fork of actions/cache allows cache to be saved even if some later steps (e.g. testing) fail
uses: pat-s/[email protected]
id: cache-apama-installer
with:
path: ~/cached-apama-installation.tar
key: apama-${{ runner.os }}-${{ env.SETUP_APAMA_VERSION }}
- uses: ApamaCommunity/[email protected]
with:
apama-version: ${{ env.SETUP_APAMA_VERSION }}
- name: Run PySys tests
shell: bash
run: |
echo APAMA_HOME is: $APAMA_HOME
$APAMA_PYSYS run --mode=ALL --threads=auto --purge
Note that the Linux environment usually executes quite a lot faster than the Windows one, so if you don't need multi-platform testing, use a workflow that runs only on Linux for maximum efficiency.
See https://github.com/ApamaCommunity/.github for a complete sample workflow using this action.
Installing Apama Community Edition using this action implies agreement to the terms and conditions; see http://www.apamacommunity.com/terms-conditions/
The setup-apama action is:
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