feat(ci): add unified "GCP: Build, Test and Publish" workflow#358
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Single workflow_dispatch chaining the three standalone GCP workflows: build (x86_64 + aarch64, gcp-build-steps) -> test (cloud-image-tests: smoke on both arches in parallel, then the per-shape matrices) -> publish each arch to almalinux-cloud (prod), one arch at a time. Inputs: all gcp-build.yml inputs, plus a new run_test gate (default true) to build+publish without testing, plus the gcp-test.yml inputs except version_major and arch (arch acts as ALL - both arches built/tested/ published). No gcp-publish.yml inputs are exposed: publish runs as a max-parallel:1 arch matrix and takes image_datetag from the build's YYYYMMDD date_stamp. Stage gating (job results): tests require both builds to succeed; publish requires the builds and, when run_test is true, all test jobs to pass - so run_test=false builds and publishes straight through. The standalone gcp-build.yml / gcp-test.yml / gcp-publish.yml are left unchanged.
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We need a way to override test failures and still push forward to the publish stage. |
Tests now always run (the run_test skip gate is removed). The new override_test_failure input (default false) controls only whether a test *failure* still lets the publish stage proceed: override_test_failure=false (default) -> a failing test job skips publish override_test_failure=true -> publish even if test(s) fail build-cit, the test jobs, and the quota summary no longer reference run_test; publish gates on `override_test_failure || all tests passed` (still also requiring both builds and publish_images). The run-name always shows "Build, Test and Publish" since tests always run.
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Is there a way to have the test failure overridable after the tests have run instead of as an input flag? We need to override once we know what the test failures are, not before. |
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Single workflow_dispatch chaining the three standalone GCP workflows:
build (x86_64 + aarch64, gcp-build-steps) -> test (cloud-image-tests:
smoke on both arches in parallel, then the per-shape matrices) ->
publish each arch to almalinux-cloud (prod), one arch at a time.
Inputs: all gcp-build.yml inputs, plus a new run_test gate (default true) to build+publish without testing, plus the gcp-test.yml inputs except version_major and arch (arch acts as ALL - both arches built/tested/ published). No gcp-publish.yml inputs are exposed: publish runs as a max-parallel:1 arch matrix and takes image_datetag from the build's YYYYMMDD date_stamp.
Stage gating (job results): tests require both builds to succeed; publish requires the builds and, when run_test is true, all test jobs to pass - so run_test=false builds and publishes straight through. The standalone gcp-build.yml / gcp-test.yml / gcp-publish.yml are left unchanged.