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name: "provision-with-micromamba"
description: "provision a CI instance using micromamba"
branding:
icon: "chevrons-right"
color: "green"
inputs:
# Basic options
environment-file:
description: >-
Required.
The 'environment.yml' or '.lock' file for the Conda environment.
If 'false', only `extra-specs` will be considered and you should provide 'channels'.
If both 'environment-file' and 'extra-specs' are empty,
no enviroment will be created (only Micromamba will be installed).
See the [Conda documentation](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-environments.html#creating-an-environment-from-an-environment-yml-file)
for more information.
required: true
default: environment.yml
environment-name:
description: >-
The name of the Conda environment. Defaults to name from the environment.yml file.
Required if 'environment-file' is a '.lock' file or 'false'.
micromamba-version:
description: >-
Version of micromamba to use, eg. '0.20'.
See https://github.com/mamba-org/mamba/releases/ for a list of releases.
required: true
default: latest
extra-specs:
description: |
Additional specifications (packages) to install.
Pretty useful when using matrix builds to pin versions of a test/run dependency.
For multiple packages, use multiline syntax:
```yaml
extra-specs: |
python=3.10
xtensor
```
Note that selectors
(e.g. `sel(linux): my-linux-package`, `sel(osx): my-osx-package`, `sel(win): my-win-package`)
are available.
channels:
description: >-
Comma separated list of channels to use in order of priority (eg., `conda-forge,my-private-channel`)
condarc-file:
description: >-
Path to a `.condarc` file to use. See the [Conda documentation](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/)
for more information.
channel-priority:
description: >-
Channel priority to use. One of "strict", "flexible", and "disabled".
See https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-channels.html#strict-channel-priority
for more information.
required: true
default: strict
# Caching options
cache-downloads:
description: >-
If 'true', cache downloaded packages across calls to the provision-with-micromamba action.
Cache invalidation can be controlled using the 'cache-downloads-key' option.
required: true
default: false
cache-downloads-key:
description: >-
Custom download cache key used with 'cache-downloads: true'.
The default download cache key will invalidate the cache once per day.
cache-env:
description: >-
If 'true', cache installed environments across calls to the provision-with-micromamba action.
Cache invalidation can be controlled using the 'cache-env-key' option.
required: true
default: false
cache-env-key:
description: >-
Custom environment cache key used with 'cache-env: true'.
With the default environment cache key, separate caches will be created for each
operating system (eg., Linux) and platform (eg., x64) and day (eg., 2022-01-31),
and the cache will be invalidated whenever the contents of 'environment-file' or 'extra-specs' change.
# cache-env-always-update:
# description: >-
# (Not implemented)
# If 'true', run 'micromamba update' even if the environment was restored from cache
# to make sure your environment is always up-to-date.
# required: true
# default: false
# Advanced options
log-level:
description: >-
Micromamba log level to use.
One of "trace", "debug", "info", "warning", "error", "critical", "off".
default: warning
installer-url:
description: >-
Base URL to fetch Micromamba from. Files will be downloaded from
`<base url>/<platform>/<version>`, eg. https://micro.mamba.pm/api/micromamba/linux-64/latest.
required: true
default: https://micro.mamba.pm/api/micromamba
condarc-options:
description: |
More options to append to `.condarc`. Must be a string of valid YAML:
```yaml
condarc-options: |
proxy_servers:
http: ...
```
# setup-miniconda options that are not (yet) supported:
#
# activate-environment:
# description:
# "Environment name (or path) to activate on all shells. Default is `test`
# which will be created in `$CONDA/envs/test`. If an empty string is used,
# no environment is activated by default (For `base` activation see the
# `auto-activate-base` option). If the environment does not exist, it will
# be created and activated. If `environment-file` is used and you want that
# to be the environment used, you need to explicitely provide the name of
# that environment on `activate-environment`. If using sh/bash/cmd.exe
# shells please read the IMPORTANT! section on the README.md! to properly
# activate conda environments on these shells."
# required: false
# default: "test"
# channel-alias:
# description:
# "Conda configuration. Whenever you use the -c or --channel flag to give
# conda a channel name that is not a URL, conda prepends the channel_alias
# to the name that it was given. The default channel_alias is
# https://conda.anaconda.org. See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#set-a-channel-alias-channel-alias
# for more information."
# required: false
# default: ""
# python-version:
# description:
# 'Exact version of a Python version to use on "activate-environment". If
# provided, this will be installed before the "environment-file". See
# https://anaconda.org/anaconda/python for available "python" versions.'
# required: false
# default: ""
# add-anaconda-token:
# description:
# 'Conda configuration. When the channel alias is Anaconda.org or an
# Anaconda Server GUI, you can set the system configuration so that users
# automatically see private packages. Anaconda.org was formerly known as
# binstar.org. This uses the Anaconda command-line client, which you can
# install with conda install anaconda-client, to automatically add the token
# to the channel URLs. The default is "true". See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#add-anaconda-org-token-to-automatically-see-private-packages-add-anaconda-token
# for more information.'
# required: false
# default: ""
# add-pip-as-python-dependency:
# description:
# 'Conda configuration. Add pip, wheel, and setuptools as dependencies of
# Python. This ensures that pip, wheel, and setuptools are always installed
# any time Python is installed. The default is "true". See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#add-pip-as-python-dependency-add-pip-as-python-dependency
# for more information.'
# required: false
# default: ""
# allow-softlinks:
# description:
# 'Conda configuration. When allow_softlinks is "true", conda uses
# hard-links when possible and soft-links---symlinks---when hard-links are
# not possible, such as when installing on a different file system than the
# one that the package cache is on. When allow_softlinks is "false", conda
# still uses hard-links when possible, but when it is not possible, conda
# copies files. Individual packages can override this option, specifying
# that certain files should never be soft-linked. The default is "true". See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#disallow-soft-linking-allow-softlinks
# for more information.'
# required: false
# default: ""
# auto-activate-base:
# description:
# 'Conda configuration. If you’d prefer that conda’s base environment not be
# activated on startup, set the to "false". Default is "true". This setting
# always overrides if set to "true" or "false". If you want to use the
# "condarc-file" setting pass and empty string. See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/
# for more information.'
# required: false
# default: "true"
# use-only-tar-bz2:
# description:
# 'Conda configuration. Conda 4.7 introduced a new .conda package file
# format. .conda is a more compact and faster alternative to .tar.bz2
# packages. It is thus the preferred file format to use where available.
# Nevertheless, it is possible to force conda to only download .tar.bz2
# packages by setting the use_only_tar_bz2 boolean to "true". The default is
# "false". See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#force-conda-to-download-only-tar-bz2-packages-use-only-tar-bz2
# for more information.'
# required: false
# default: ""
# remove-profiles:
# description:
# 'Advanced. Prior to runnning "conda init" all shell profiles will be
# removed from the runner. Default is "true".'
# required: false
# default: "true"
# show-channel-urls:
# description:
# 'Conda configuration. Show channel URLs when displaying what is going to
# be downloaded and in conda list. The default is "false". See
# https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#show-channel-urls-show-channel-urls
# for more information.'
# required: false
# default: ""
# architecture:
# description:
# 'Architecture of Miniconda that should be installed. Available options on
# GitHub-hosted runners are "x86" and "x64". Default is "x64".'
# required: false
# default: "x64"
# clean-patched-environment-file:
# description:
# "Whether a patched environment-file (if created) should be cleaned"
# required: false
# default: "true"
runs:
using: "node16"
main: "dist/main/index.js"
post: "dist/post/index.js"