Conda lock pull requests not running CI?

[mithro]

See for example https://github.com/SymbiFlow/symbiflow-arch-defs/pull/2318

Seems to be missing kokoro and GitHub Actions run?

[mithro]

@ajelinski and @acomodi

[kgugala]

I suppose the kokoro run is not triggered automatically because the author of the PR (bot) is not a member of the project - maybe we should automatically mark the PRs with kokoro:force-run label?

Missing GH-A CI is weird we have to check this

[kgugala]

https://github.com/peter-evans/create-pull-request/issues/48 <-- this one seems to explain the behaviour we see and it proposes workaround

[mithro]

Can we use a deploy key to push as a Robot Account?

[acomodi]

@mithro Yeah, I think that we need to:

• Generate a PAT for https://github.com/symbiflow-robot
• Add the generated PAT as a secret to symbiflow-arch-defs
• Use it as a gh_access_token in the conda lock action variables

GitHub

symbiflow-robot - Overview

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[ajelinski]

You're both correct @acomodi and @kgugala, the GH Actions token used currently is by design unable to trigger the CI. The PRs created will be able to do that if a PAT of SymbiFlow Robot (or any other account able to trigger kokoro with a PR) is used.

[mithro]

Couple of links from a discussion with @acomodi;

• https://github.com/puppetlabs/peter-evans-create-pull-request/blob/master/docs/concepts-guidelines.md#push-using-ssh-deploy-keys
• https://github.com/mithro/openroad-actions/blob/main/push_to/action.yml
• https://github.com/mithro/openroad-actions/commit/658b9c8199f7990b1cb36c5da01182e20c1dbdb8#diff-20e3a22481d805ead30527a5ee1e4669918f1e692cc321265ae11377c6936074

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peter-evans-create-pull-request/concepts-guidelines.md at master · puppetlabs/peter-evans-create-pull-request

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