Use a SOURCE ecbuild_bundle reference so that forks can be tested with JEDI-CI#28
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Use a SOURCE ecbuild_bundle reference so that forks can be tested with JEDI-CI#28
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I think this all looks good. I have a couple questions:
- This is being tested with the ioda draft PR: https://github.com/JCSDA-internal/ioda/pull/1507, correct? And it looks like this test is working.
- The idea behind this is to copy the contributed code (feature branches from a clone or fork) into a local area and then access the copied code via the ecbuild_bundle keyword "SOURCE". This works for direct clones as well as forks. Is this correct?
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This change allows for the testing of forks since the GitHub action will use repository-scoped credentials to clone the target repo (avoiding the tricky situation of configuring multi-repo access for credentials)
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