Dependency

• Fix error related to CI workflow #1063

Description

What it does: Runs npm ci and npm test automatically for pushes to main and for pull requests.

Step-by-step

1. Create file at .github/workflows/ci-tests.yml with the content above.

2. Commit & push:

git add .github/workflows/ci-tests.yml
git commit -m "ci: add Node.js test workflow"
git push

name: CI - Node.js Tests

on:
  push:
    branches: [ main ]
  pull_request:
    branches: [ main ]

jobs:
  test:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Checkout repo
        uses: actions/checkout@v4

      - name: Use Node.js
        uses: actions/setup-node@v4
        with:
          node-version: '18'

      - name: Install dependencies
        run: npm ci

      - name: Run tests
        run: npm test

3. Open the Actions tab in GitHub to see the workflow run.

4. Expand the Run tests step to view logs and failures.

5. Customize: change node-version, branch name, or the test command (e.g., npm run test:ci).

Absolutely, Finding! Here's a clear and structured Spec section for your GitHub Actions CI workflow issue:

✅ Spec: CI Workflow for Node.js Tests

🧾 What It Does

This GitHub Actions workflow ensures automated testing for a Node.js project by:

• Installing dependencies using npm ci
• Running tests using npm test
• Triggering on:
  • Pushes to the main branch
  • Pull requests targeting the main branch

🎯 Acceptance Criteria

The implementation will be considered complete and successful when:

✅ Workflow Setup

• A file named .github/workflows/ci-tests.yml exists in the repository
• The workflow is named CI - Node.js Tests
• It runs on ubuntu-latest environment
• It uses Node.js version 18 via actions/setup-node@v4
• It includes steps to:
  • Checkout the repository
  • Install dependencies using npm ci
  • Run tests using npm test

✅ Trigger Conditions

• The workflow runs automatically on:
  • Pushes to the main branch
  • Pull requests targeting the main branch

✅ Execution & Visibility

• Workflow appears under the Actions tab in GitHub
• The Run tests step displays logs and any test failures
• The workflow fails if any test fails

✅ Customization Support

• The workflow allows easy modification of:
  • Node.js version
  • Branch name
  • Test command (e.g., npm run test:ci)

✅ Validation

• YAML syntax is valid and passes GitHub Actions linting
• No hardcoded secrets or credentials are present
• Workflow completes within reasonable time (<5 minutes for typical test suite)

Copilot Prompts

🛠️ Setup & Configuration Prompts

• “Can you help me write a GitHub Actions workflow that runs tests on Node.js 18?”
• “What does npm ci do differently from npm install in CI workflows?”
• “How do I trigger this workflow only on changes to the src/ folder?”
• “Can you modify this workflow to run on Node.js 16 and 18 in parallel?”
• “Add caching to this workflow to speed up npm installs.”

🧪 Debugging & Troubleshooting Prompts

• “Why is my npm test step failing in GitHub Actions?”
• “How do I view detailed logs from the ‘Run tests’ step?”
• “My workflow isn’t triggering on pull requests—can you check the on: block?”
• “What does the error ‘Cannot find module’ mean in the test logs?”
• “How do I make the workflow fail if tests are skipped?”

🔧 Customization Prompts

• “Change the workflow to run npm run test:ci instead of npm test.”
• “Update the workflow to run only on pushes to develop instead of main.”
• “Add a step to run eslint before tests.”
• “Can you include a matrix to test on multiple operating systems?”
• “Make the workflow send a Slack notification if tests fail.”

✅ Validation & Best Practices Prompts

• “Is this workflow optimized for speed and reliability?”
• “What are best practices for Node.js CI workflows on GitHub Actions?”
• “Can you validate this YAML syntax?”
• “How do I ensure this workflow doesn’t run on draft pull requests?”
• “Can you add a badge to the README showing workflow status?”

Target Date: 📆 Sep 23, 2025