itsallcode/Run OpenFastTrace
Runs OpenFastTrace with the `trace` command on files in the local workspace.
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Inputs
| name | description | required | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| file-patterns | A whitespace separated list of (standard Bash) glob patterns which specify the files and directories to include in the OFT trace run. If not specified, the local workspace directory is used. | no | . |
| report-filename | The name of the file that OpenFastTrace should write the analysis results to. | yes | — |
| report-format | The format of the report that OpenFastTrace should produce. | no | plain |
| tags | A comma separated list of tags to use for filtering specification items. | no | — |
| fail-on-error | By default, the action will never fail but indicate the result of running the trace command in the "oft-exit-code" output variable. Setting this parameter to "true" will let the Action return the exit code produced by running OpenFastTrace. | no | false |
Outputs
| name | description |
|---|---|
| oft-exit-code | The exit code indicating the outcome of running OpenFastTrace (0: success, > 0: failure). The report is created in any case, as long as OpenFastTrace could be run at all. |