Create workflow to test quickstarts with nightly keycloak/keycloak-client #632
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…ient Closes #35439 Signed-off-by: rmartinc <[email protected]>
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Closes #35439
I have used the sonatype-snapshots repository to do the tests with nightly. The repo is already used in the quickstarts so I think that it's better this way. The scripts use a environment variable
NIGHTLY_TESTto use nightly versions 999.0.0-SNAPSHOT instead of the current versions defined in thepom.xml. The CI file is transformed into a re-usable workflow calledworflow-ci.yml. This is called by another two workflows:ci.yml(which tests current versions defined inpom.xml) andnightly-ci.yml(it tests the nightly versions). I have setup to run both at pull, similar to what we do in the keycloak-client repo, but we can execute the nightly CI scheduled at night if preferred. I have also changed some versions because they were using fixed versions (now depend on the var, nightly or current). It's a draft for the moment.