This works by uploading the data from the main workflow with low
permissions as an artifact, then downloading the data in a workflow with
higher permissions to post the comment.
Third party actions are fixed at a commit, in case they get compromised.
Also set the build-firmware VM to ubuntu-22.04, which was missed when
updating workflow deps earlier.
The github.event.pull_request.base.sha in the workflow doesn't get
updated when there are new commits in the base branch. Instead always
checkout the branch to check the sha manually and cache only the build.
The ownership fix seems to still be necessary
* Update workflow dependencies
ubuntu-latest vm has been updated from 20.04 to 22.04.
To avoid sudden issues, use 22.04 explicitly.
CMake doesn't need to be updated on 22.04, but ninja must be installed separately in the simulator workflow.
actions/checkout@v2 uses deprecated Node.js 12.
Update to v3 which uses 16
Add .github/workflows/getSize.sh to extract sizes of sections from the
objfile
build-firmware uses getSize.sh to output the section sizes.
get-base-ref-size job added, which builds the base branch of the PR and
outputs the section sizes. Caches are used to avoid unnecessary builds
when the base branch hasn't been updated.
leave-build-size-comment job added, which creates or updates a comment
on the PR with the build size information from other jobs.
Also fix issue where workflow fails on pull requests when the
user who made the pull request doesn't have the secrets set.
Also allow other workflows to be triggered manually.
Also don't trigger any workflows on pull requests to master, as
there shouldn't be any pull requests against master.
Rather than using generator-specific build commands (ex. `make` or `ninja`), the CI build now uses `cmake --build` for a more modern, best practices approach.
When installing Cmake you get Error: The add-path command is deprecated and will be disabled on November 16th...
And the file pinetime-mcuboot-app-dfu.zip was being generated as pinetime-mcuboot-app-dfu.zip.zip
