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Timeline: only list current-major SUPPORTED versions #50

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11 changes: 10 additions & 1 deletion .github/workflows/update-spring-cloud-azure-support-file.yml
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Expand Up @@ -57,7 +57,16 @@ jobs:
cd azure-sdk-for-java
TODAY=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
TIMELINE_FILE=docs/spring/Spring-Cloud-Azure-Timeline.md
SUPPORTED_LINES=$(jq -r '.[] | select(.supportStatus == "SUPPORTED") | " - spring-boot-dependencies:\(.["spring-boot-version"]) and spring-cloud-dependencies:\(.["spring-cloud-version"])."' sdk/spring/pipeline/spring-cloud-azure-supported-spring.json)
# The compatibility tests only run the SUPPORTED versions whose Spring Boot
# major version matches the current one (see compatibility_update_supported_version_matrix_json.py),
# so only list those here.
SUPPORTED_LINES=$(jq -r '
(map(select(.current == true)) | .[0]["spring-boot-version"] | split(".")[0]) as $major
| .[]
| select(.supportStatus == "SUPPORTED")
| select(.["spring-boot-version"] | startswith($major + "."))
| " - spring-boot-dependencies:\(.["spring-boot-version"]) and spring-cloud-dependencies:\(.["spring-cloud-version"])."
' sdk/spring/pipeline/spring-cloud-azure-supported-spring.json)
NEW_ENTRY=$(printf ' - **%s**: In "java - spring - compatibility - tests" pipeline, run unit tests:\n%s' "$TODAY" "$SUPPORTED_LINES")
awk -v entry="$NEW_ENTRY" '
{ print }
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