In the lifecycle of vX.Y.Z, all tests are run against vX.Y-test
before it is published, including when the tag is pushed because the
automated release process now runs end-to-end before pushing the
release to forgejo-experimental.
Running end-to-end against vX.Y-dev is therefore redundant with at least
two other runs with exactly the same SHA (the one before the tag is
pushed and the one when the tag is pushed). There would be value in
doing that if it allowed to detect race conditions in Forgejo. But
such races were not found in the past six months and there is a lot
more scrutiny on commits merged in Forgejo which makes it even less
likely than it was before.
Running the tests on vX.Y instead of also including the built version
provide the same coverage and reduces the workload.
the upgrade path from Gitea v1.21 & v1.22 to v8.0 was tested before it
was published. The patch releases for v8.0 will only include bug fixes
and no database upgrades: they are the only kind of changes that could
cause a problem with upgrades.
instead of hardcoding forgejo-work-path to be the base of WORK_PATH
relative to DIR, read it from the app.ini file. It will allow
multiple Forgejo instances to run simultaneously, each using a
different directory.
* replace the high level test running actions tests with end-to-end.sh
* set DOMAIN to the IP instead of 127.0.0.1 for runner <-> forgejo communications
* move forgejo_cli from a function to a file so that it can be used by forgejo-runner.sh
* keep the documentation updates workflows separate because they need to open one PR per version
