This GitHub Action allows you to create Check Runs directly from your GitHub Action workflow. While each job of a workflow already creates a Check Run, this Action allows to include annotations, images, actions or any other parameters supported by the Check Runs API.
The following shows how to publish a Check Run which will have the same status as your job and contains the output of another action. This will be shown predominantly in a Pull Request or on the workflow run.
name: "build-test"
on: [push]
jobs:
test_something:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1
- uses: actions/[email protected]
id: test
- uses: LouisBrunner/[email protected]
if: always()
with:
token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
name: Test XYZ
conclusion: ${{ job.status }}
output: |
{"summary":${{ steps.test.outputs.summary }}}
See the examples workflow for more details and examples (and see the associated runs to see how it will look like).
Optional The target repository (owner/repo) on which to manage the check run. Defaults to the current repository.
Optional The SHA of the target commit. Defaults to the current commit.
Required Your GITHUB_TOKEN
Required for creation, the name of the check to create (mutually exclusive with check_id)
Required for update, ID of the check to update (mutually exclusive with name)
Optional (Required if status is completed, the default) The conclusion of your check, can be either success, failure, neutral, cancelled, timed_out or action_required
Optional The status of your check, defaults to completed, can be either queued, in_progress, completed
Optional The URL to call back to when using action_required as a conclusion of your check or when including actions
See Check Runs API (action_required) or Check Runs API (actions) for more information
Note that this will override details_url (see next) when conclusion is action_required or when actions is provided (the two inputs set the same check attribute, details_url)
Optional A URL with more details about your check, can be an third-party website, a preview of the changes to your Github Pages, etc
Note that this will be overridden by action_url (see previous) when conclusion is action_required or when actions is provided (the two inputs set the same check attribute, details_url)
Optional A JSON object (as a string) containing the output of your check, required when using annotations or images.
Supports the following properties:
summary: Required, summary of your checktext_description: Optional, a text description of your annotation (if any)
See Check Runs API for more information
Optional Path to a file containing text which should be set as the text_description property of output'. Can contain plain text or markdown.
Note that this will be ignored if output is not provided. When output is provided with a text_description, this input will take precedence and override it.
Optional A JSON array (as a string) containing the annotations of your check, requires output to be included.
Supports the same properties with the same types and names as the Check Runs API
Optional A JSON array (as a string) containing the images of your check, requires output to be included.
Supports the same properties with the same types and names as the Check Runs API
Optional A JSON array (as a string) containing the actions of your check.
Supports the same properties with the same types and names as the Check Runs API
Note that this will override details_url as it relies on action_url (the two inputs set the same check attribute, details_url)
The ID of the created check, useful to update it in another action (e.g. non-completed status)
- Action Required conclusion: button doesn't work?
- Action elements: button doesn't work?
- Non-completed status: too many arguments required