github-actions: Check CI secret to tag selected OSes to run on self-hosted runners #2546
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…ted runners Allows setting one of the following secrets: SELF_HOSTED_MACOS, SELF_HOSTED_LINUX, SELF_HOSTED_WINDOWS If the value stored in any of them evaluates to true (based on github actions expression truth values) the jobs for the respective OS will be tagged to only use self-hosted runners. Without the secret, the jobs will allow use of github's cloud runners. "runs-on" doesn't allow direct use of environment variables so we need to pass them via an extra job. Signed-off-by: Jan Vesely <jan.vesely@rutgers.edu>
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Checks setting one of the following secrets:
SELF_HOSTED_MACOS, SELF_HOSTED_LINUX, SELF_HOSTED_WINDOWS
If the value stored in any of them evaluates to true (based on GitHub actions expression truth values) the jobs for the respective OS will be tagged to use self-hosted runners.
Without the secret, jobs will use GitHub cloud runners.
"runs-on" doesn't allow direct use of environment variables so we need to pass them via an extra job.
Closes: #2526
Signed-off-by: Jan Vesely jan.vesely@rutgers.edu