Simple Github Actions for Treasure Workflow

If the code of Treasure Workflow (Digdag) is managed on Github and can be pushed to Treasure Workflow using CI at the timing of being pushed to Master, the code can be centrally managed on Github and the prospect will be better. By using Github Actions, you can easily deploy to Treasure Wokflow, so I created a simple Github Actions and published them on Github Marketplace.

Treasure Workflow - GitHub Marketplace

When the repository of Treasure Workflow managed on Github is pushed as Master, it is automatically deployed to Treasure Workflow as one project. Also, since td wf check (digdag check) is executed before pushing, Github Actions will fail if there is any syntax error.

Usage

1. Create a repository for code management and deploy Workflow

Example Repo: https://github.com/toru-takahashi/tdw-actions-sample

2. Select “Setup this workflow” from Actions

3. Edit YAML on Github Actions

name: Treasure Workflow Deploy

on: [push]

jobs:
  build:

    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@v1
    - name: Treasure Workflow
      uses: toru-takahashi/treasure-workflow-actions@v0.0.2
      with:
        # Treasure Workflow API Endpoint
        td_wf_endpoint: https://api-workflow.treasuredata.com
        # Treasure Data Master API
        td_master_apikey: ${{ secrets.td_master_apikey }}
        # Treasure Workflow Project Name
        td_wf_project_name: workflow

Github Actions will be activated automatically when you push the above. However, since Secrets used in the above code is not registered, I think that an error will occur if this is not done.

4. Register td_master_apikey in Secrets
Add td_master_apikey in Settings > Secrets from Github UI.

Now, if you re-execute the task that failed earlier, it will be executed normally, and you can refer to the Workflow project from the Treasure Data Workflow UI.

Happy TreasureWorkflow&Github Actions Life!