name: Scheduled Fake Commits
on:
# Trigger the workflow on a schedule.
schedule:
# This expression means "run every 3 minutes". Useful for testing.
# To revert to the original 8-hour schedule, change this to '0 */8 * * *'.
- cron: "0 */3 * * *" # Original schedule: every 8 hours
# To trigger manually for testing, you can add workflow_dispatch:
# workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
create_scheduled_commits:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout repository
uses: actions/checkout@v4
with:
# Fetch the full history to ensure pushes work correctly
fetch-depth: 0
# Use a token with write access. This should be stored as a secret in your Gitea repo settings.
# The default GITEA_TOKEN might not have push permissions, so a Personal Access Token is recommended.
# Ensure you have a secret named GITEA_TOKEN with appropriate permissions (including write:actions or api)
token: ${{ secrets.GLOBAL_KEY }} # Replace GITEA_TOKEN with the name of your secret
- name: Set up Git config
# Configure Git user details globally for the runner
run: |
echo "setting up git config"
git config --global user.name "Gitea Actions Bot"
git config --global user.email "actions-bot@your-gitea-instance.com" # Replace with a suitable email
echo "git config setup complete"
- name: Create and Push Commits and Trigger Workflows
id: push_commits_and_trigger # Updated ID
env:
# Define your list of authors here. Each author should be on a new line,
# formatted as "Author Name <author@email.com>".
# For production, this should ideally be stored as a secret named FAKE_COMMIT_AUTHORS.
# For debugging, you can define it directly here as you have done.
AUTHOR_LIST: |
Author One <author1@example.com>
Author Two <author2@example.com>
Author Three <author3@example.com>
Author Four <author4@example.com>
Author Five <author5@example.com>
Author Six <author6@example.com>
Author Seven <author7@example.com>
Author Eight <author8@example.com>
Author Nine <author9@example.com>
Author Ten <author10@example.com>
DWSAuthor One <dwsauthor1@example.com>
DWSAuthor Two <dwsauthor2@example.com>
DWSAuthor Three <dwsauthor3@example.com>
DWSAuthor Four <autdwshor4@example.com>
DWSAuthor Five <autdwshor5@example.com>
DWSAuthor Six <autdwshor6@example.com>
DWSAuthor Seven <adwsuthor7@example.com>
DWSAuthor Eight <adwsuthor8@example.com>
DWSAuthor Nine <autdwshor9@example.com>
DWSAuthor Ten <autdwshor10@example.com>
COMMIT_COUNT: 12 # Number of commits to create
SLEEP_SECONDS: 150 # Delay between commits in seconds
TARGET_BRANCH: main # The branch to commit to and trigger workflows on
GITEA_BASE_URL: https://git.dws.rip # Replace with your Gitea instance URL
REPO_OWNER: dubey # Replace with your repository owner/organization
REPO_NAME: WebGoat # Replace with your repository name
# Define a space-separated list of workflow names to trigger
WORKFLOW_NAMES: "DDSAST DDSDS DDSCA" # Replace with the actual names of your workflows
run: |
echo "starting Create and Push Commits and Trigger Workflows step"
echo "AUTHOR_LIST content:"
# Mask sensitive content if AUTHOR_LIST were a secret, but here it's in the workflow file for debugging
# echo "$AUTHOR_LIST" | sed 's/@[^>]*>/@***/g' # Example masking
echo "reading author's list into array"
# Read authors into a Bash array using readarray
readarray -t authors <<< "$AUTHOR_LIST"
echo "finished reading author's list into array"
# Check if authors list is empty
if [ ${#authors[@]} -eq 0 ]; then
echo "Error: AUTHOR_LIST is empty or could not be parsed into an array."
exit 1
fi
# Shuffle the authors array to randomize the order
authors=($(printf "%s\n" "${authors[@]}" | shuf))
# Read workflow names into a Bash array
IFS=' ' read -r -a workflow_array <<< "$WORKFLOW_NAMES"
echo "Workflows to trigger: ${workflow_array[@]}"
echo "Starting commit creation process..."
echo "Authors available: ${#authors[@]}"
echo "Commits to create: $COMMIT_COUNT"
echo "Delay between commits: $SLEEP_SECONDS seconds"
echo "Target branch: $TARGET_BRANCH"
# Loop to create the specified number of commits
for i in $(seq 1 $COMMIT_COUNT); do
# Calculate the index for the current author, cycling through the list
author_index=$(( (i - 1) % ${#authors[@]} ))
current_author="${authors[$author_index]}"
echo "Processing author: $current_author" # Debug echo
# Extract name and email from the author string
# Assumes format "Name <email>"
author_name=$(echo "$current_author" | sed -E 's/^(.*) <.*>$/\1/')
author_email=$(echo "$current_author" | sed -E 's/^.* <(.*)>$/\1/')
echo "Extracted name: $author_name, email: $author_email" # Debug echo
echo "--- Creating commit $i of $COMMIT_COUNT by $author_name ---"
# Configure git user for this specific commit
git config user.name "$author_name"
git config user.email "$author_email"
# Create a dummy change: append current timestamp and author to a file
# This ensures there's always something to commit
echo "$(date): Commit $i by $author_name" >> fake_commit_log.txt
# Stage the changes
git add fake_commit_log.txt
# Commit the changes
git commit -m "Automated commit $i by $author_name"
# Push the commit to the target branch
# Use --set-upstream origin $TARGET_BRANCH on the first push if needed
echo "Pushing commit..."
git push origin HEAD:$TARGET_BRANCH
echo "Commit $i pushed successfully."
# --- Trigger the other workflows after each successful push ---
echo "Triggering specified workflows on branch '$TARGET_BRANCH' for commit $i..."
# Loop through the list of workflow names and trigger each one
for workflow_name in "${workflow_array[@]}"; do
echo "Attempting to trigger workflow: $workflow_name"
# Construct the API URL
API_URL="${GITEA_BASE_URL}/api/v1/repos/${REPO_OWNER}/${REPO_NAME}/actions/workflows/${workflow_name}/dispatches"
# Use curl to send the API request
# Requires a GITEA_TOKEN with write:actions or api scope
curl -X POST \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${{ secrets.GLOBAL_KEY }}" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"ref": "'"$TARGET_BRANCH"'"}' \
"$API_URL"
echo "Workflow trigger request sent for workflow '$workflow_name' for commit $i."
done
echo "Finished triggering workflows for commit $i."
# --- End Trigger ---
# Wait for the specified delay before the next commit, unless it's the last one
if [ $i -lt $COMMIT_COUNT ]; then
echo "Waiting for $SLEEP_SECONDS seconds before the next commit..."
sleep $SLEEP_SECONDS
fi
done
echo "Finished creating $COMMIT_COUNT commits and triggering workflows."