[C4GT Community]: Ensure GitHub Actions Pass Successfully with Correct Node Version and Submodules in Admin-UI

[drtechie]

Description

The goal of this ticket is to ensure that GitHub Actions are passing successfully for the Admin-UI project. This includes verifying that the builds are using the correct Node.js version, ensuring that the required Git submodules are included, and confirming that the CI build command (npm run build:ci) completes without errors.

Maintaining a reliable CI/CD pipeline is essential for automating quality checks, reducing integration issues, and ensuring that the application remains stable with each update.

What You Will Learn

As a contributor, you will:

• Gain experience in configuring and troubleshooting GitHub Actions.
• Learn about dependency management related to Node.js versions in CI/CD.
• Understand the importance of submodules in a repository setup.
• Learn how to diagnose and fix CI build failures.

Desired Skills

• Experience with GitHub Actions and CI/CD workflows.
• Familiarity with Angular and Node.js.
• Basic knowledge of Git submodules.
• Debugging and troubleshooting CI/CD pipeline failures.

Goals

• Verify that the CI/CD pipeline runs successfully.
• Ensure the correct Node.js version is being used.
• Check that necessary Git submodules are added.
• Confirm that npm run build:ci passes without errors.

Expected Outcome

The Scheduler-UI project should have a fully functional GitHub Actions pipeline where:

• CI builds use the correct Node.js version.
• All required submodules are correctly initialized and available.
• The npm run build:ci command executes successfully without errors.

Acceptance Criteria

• GitHub Actions workflow runs successfully without failures.
• CI build uses the expected Node.js version.
• Any required Git submodules are correctly included.
• The npm run build:ci command completes successfully.

Implementation Details

• Check the .github/workflows/ directory for existing GitHub Actions configurations.
• Verify the Node.js version being used in the workflow.
• Ensure all required submodules are initialized properly.
• Run npm run build:ci locally and debug any issues if it fails.
• Update workflow configuration if necessary to resolve issues.

Mockups/Wireframes

NA

Product Name

AMRIT

Organisation Name

Piramal Swasthya Management and Research Institute

Domain

Healthcare

Tech Skills Needed

GitHub Actions, CI/CD, Node.js, Angular, Git submodules

Mentor(s)

@drtechie

Complexity

Medium

Category

Maintenance

[abhijeetw035]

Hi @drtechie, I'd like to work on this issue. My approach to ensuring the GitHub Actions pass successfully:

Verify Node.js Version:

• Check the Node.js version specified in the workflow files (.github/workflows/ directory).
• Update it if necessary to match the expected version for the project.

Ensure Git Submodules Are Included:

• Identify if any required submodules are missing in the workflow.
• Update workflows to ensure git submodule update --init --recursive is executed before the build process.

Debug and Fix CI Build Failures:

• Run npm run build:ci locally to identify any issues.
• Cross-check the dependencies and configurations in package.yml and package-prod.yml.
• Ensure the workflow scripts (build-on-pull-request.yml, codeql.yml, lint_audit.yml) correctly set up the environment.

Test the Fixes in CI/CD:

• Trigger the workflow with the updated configurations.
• Confirm that all checks pass successfully.

I'll start by checking the recent workflow runs to spot any failures and understand what’s causing them. From there, I'll make the necessary fixes. I would love to know if there's anything specific you'd like me to focus on!

Thanks!

[drtechie]

@abhijeetw035
Reopening this ticket as the build is failing.
https://github.com/PSMRI/ADMIN-UI/actions/runs/14218417237/job/39840346739

[drtechie]

@all-contributors please add @abhijeetw035 for code.

[allcontributors]

@drtechie

I've put up a pull request to add @abhijeetw035! 🎉