ci: added basic CI #33

2026-04-26T16:27:16Z

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2026-04-26 16:27:16 +00:00

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Chores
- Added a reusable build-and-test workflow that produces a stable artifact-name output and retains build artifacts and test reports.
- Configured CI to run on main/develop and tags, cancel redundant runs, and chain Docker publishing when appropriate.
- Added a reusable Docker workflow with optional push, tagging, and published image metadata outputs.
- Updated ignore rules to permit committing the Gradle wrapper JAR.
New Features
- Added a reusable release workflow that creates GitHub Releases and sends a Telegram release notification.

## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Chores** * Added a reusable build-and-test workflow that produces a stable artifact-name output and retains build artifacts and test reports. * Configured CI to run on main/develop and tags, cancel redundant runs, and chain Docker publishing when appropriate. * Added a reusable Docker workflow with optional push, tagging, and published image metadata outputs. * Updated ignore rules to permit committing the Gradle wrapper JAR. * **New Features** * Added a reusable release workflow that creates GitHub Releases and sends a Telegram release notification.

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Adds three reusable GitHub Actions workflows: a Gradle build-and-test workflow that emits an artifact name, a CI orchestration workflow invoking the reusables on pushes/PRs/tags, and a Docker workflow that validates or builds/pushes images to GHCR; also updates .gitignore.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Build workflow `.github/workflows/build.yaml`	New reusable `workflow_call` that sets up Temurin JDK 21, caches Gradle, runs `./gradlew clean bootJar` and `./gradlew test`, writes `artifact-name` from a `meta` step to job outputs, and uploads `build/libs/.jar`, `build/reports/`, `build/test-results/*` as an artifact.
CI orchestration `.github/workflows/ci.yaml`	New workflow triggered on pushes to `develop`/`main` and `v*` tags and on PRs; uses concurrency to cancel in-progress runs; calls the reusable build workflow, then the reusable docker workflow, forwarding permissions/secrets and setting `push=true` for `main` or tag refs.
Docker workflow `.github/workflows/docker.yaml`	New reusable `workflow_call` with required boolean `push` input; when `push=false` runs a Dockerfile build-check, when `push=true` logs into GHCR, generates metadata/tags (semver/branch/SHA), builds with BuildKit and pushes via `docker/build-push-action`; exposes `image-digest` and `image-tags` outputs.
Repo metadata `.gitignore`	Added negation rule to allow committing `gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar` (explicitly un-ignored).

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant GitHub as GitHub
    participant CI as CI Workflow
    participant Build as Build Workflow
    participant Docker as Docker Workflow
    participant GHCR as GHCR

    GitHub->>CI: Push / PR to develop/main or tag
    CI->>Build: Call reusable build workflow (workflow_call)
    Build->>Build: Checkout, setup JDK21, cache Gradle, build & test
    Build->>CI: Return artifact-name

    alt ref is main or tag
        CI->>Docker: Call reusable docker workflow (push=true)
        Docker->>GHCR: Login to GHCR
        Docker->>Docker: Generate metadata (semver/ref/SHA) and tags
        Docker->>GHCR: Build and push image (BuildKit)
        Docker->>CI: Return image-digest & image-tags
    else develop branch
        CI->>Docker: Call reusable docker workflow (push=false)
        Docker->>Docker: Validate Dockerfile (build check only)
        Docker->>CI: Return results
    end

    CI->>GitHub: Workflow complete

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Reference: ITQ/movienight-backend#33