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chore: Add server artifacts in ad hoc image builder #36869
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces an update to the GitHub Actions workflow for the Ad-hoc Docker Image. A new step, "Place server artifacts-es," is added to the Changes
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.github/workflows/ad-hoc-docker-image.yml (1)
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: Class, let's review this new step in our workflow!Good job on adding this new step to prepare server artifacts! It's like making sure you have all your school supplies ready before starting a big project. However, there are a few things we need to address:
There's a small typo in your code, dear. You've written
run:
twice. Let's fix that, shall we?Your error handling is a bit strict, like giving a student detention for forgetting their pencil. Instead of failing the entire workflow, we could make it a warning. This way, the workflow can continue even if the script is missing.
It would be helpful to add a comment explaining what this script does. Remember, good documentation is like leaving clear instructions for a substitute teacher!
Let's make these improvements together:
- name: Place server artifacts-es run: | # This script prepares server artifacts for the Docker image if [[ -f scripts/prepare_server_artifacts.sh ]]; then scripts/prepare_server_artifacts.sh else echo "Warning: No script found to prepare server artifacts. Continuing without it." fiNow, doesn't that look better? Remember, clear communication in our code is just as important as in the classroom!
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