iCR Workflow Integration Guide
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CI/CD Workflow 3.0
CI/CD Workflow 3.0
  • Table of contents
    • Introduction
    • Jenkins Workflow
      • Installing the plugin
      • Configuring the plugin
        • Creating a Personal Access Token
        • Copying Your Repository's URL
      • Viewing the Results
    • GitHub Actions Workflow
      • Workflow Overview
      • Preparing and Registering the Docker Image
        • Adding a Workflow to a Repository
      • Preparing the GitHub Workflow
        • Environment Variables
        • User Supplied Secrets
        • Setting the User Defined Secrets Values
      • Executing the Workflow
    • GitLab Workflow
      • Workflow Overview
      • Preparing the Docker Image
      • Configuring the GitLab Script variables
        • Environment Variables
        • User Supplied Variables
        • Creating a Personal Access Token
        • Setting the User Defined Variable Values
      • Executing the Workflow
    • Multiple Workflows
    • Appendix A - Getting a BitBucket App Password for JENKINS
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GitHub Actions Workflow

The use of workflows to manage complex CI/CD development has led to GitHub providing a powerful workflow framework to create and control CI/CD pipelines. This section describes how iCR may be integrated into a GitHub CI/CD workflow.

GitHub is a popular Version Control System (VCS) based upon the widely available git framework. It can be accessed using its extensive cloud-based services or be installed privately within an Enterprise.

GitHub has evolved to provide a very extensive set of features for the DevOps engineers. Among those services is a comprehensive and easy to deploy system for integrating GitHub repositories and build operations into CI/CD pipelines. This section will show how to integrate OpenRefactory’s iCR into a GitHub Actions managed workflow.

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