* (feat): Check for existing wrangler installation
* Add test for pre-installed wrangler
* Add changeset
* Address CR comments - check for an exact wrangler version match
* Tweak the fixture test for the pre-installed-wrangler test
* Simplify if/else logic for checking wrangler versions as per review notes
* fix(test): Fix execution for fake wrangler installation
* fixup! fix(test): Fix execution for fake wrangler installation
* Setup new CI test convention for wrangler-action
* Remove unncessary ts-expect-error comments
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Co-authored-by: Peter Bacon Darwin <pbacondarwin@cloudflare.com>
Utilizing build & tag action to automate the deps and build steps for releasing the Action. Additionally using NCC for the build process to easy compile the deps into a small executable with the JS file.
* Removes dependencies such as Docker, decreasing spin-up time
* Adds community-requested features, including bulk secrets API utilization from Wrangler
* Fixes CI/CD
* Adds testing
* Improves command implementation
* Begins using Node for the Action engine/runner
* Openly discusses all changes with the community
GitHub Discussions opened and Issues monitored
BREAKING CHANGES:
* Docker is no longer a dependency
* Wrangler v1 is no longer supported
Additional related Internal tickets:
Major Version Default: https://jira.cfdata.org/browse/DEVX-632
Rewrite Project: DEVX-804,802,800,632
- Support `apiToken` as an authentication method
- Deprecates `apiKey` and `email`, making them optional parameters and encouraging `apiToken` usage in build logs
- Support `wranglerVersion` for installing a specific Wrangler version for your build
- Per #7, support for `workingDirectory` to run `wrangler-action` in a specific directory in your repo
- Adds a test Workers project under the `test` directory. This is used in the repo's new set of workflows (see below)
- Adds a GitHub Action workflow that:
- Lints `entrypoint.sh` to ensure that the shell script looks correct
- Runs the action with various config options to ensure future pushes don't introduce regressions
