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Centralized configurations and reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the gofiber organization.

Each workflow can be consumed from other repositories with:

jobs:
  example:
    uses: gofiber/.github/.github/workflows/<workflow-file>@main
    # with: ...
    # secrets: ...

Runs golangci-lint with the same defaults as the gofiber repositories.

• Inputs: go-version (default 1.25.x), working-directory (default .), golangci-version (default v2.5.0), config-path (default .github/.golangci.yml), config-repository (default gofiber/.github), config-ref (default main), use-shared-config (default true).

Runs gotestsum across the Go/test matrix used in gofiber/fiber by default.

• Inputs: go-versions JSON array (default ["1.25.x"]), platforms JSON array (default ["ubuntu-latest", "windows-latest", "macos-latest"]), working-directory (default .), package-pattern (default ./...), codecov-flags (default unittests), codecov-slug (default ${{ github.repository }}), enable-codecov (default true), enable-repeated (default true).
• Secrets: optional codecov-token when publishing coverage.

Runs markdownlint-cli2 against Markdown files.

• Inputs: globs (newline-separated list) and optional config path. Defaults match the organization markdown workflow.

Runs Release Drafter with a configurable config path fetched from this repo by default.

• Inputs: config-path (default .github/release-drafter.yml), config-repository (default gofiber/.github), config-ref (default main).
• Secrets: optional release-token with contents:write permission; otherwise uses the default token.

Applies labels from the shared configuration in this repository using the gofiber/multi-labeler action. The base configuration captures labels common to gofiber/contrib and gofiber/fiber; repository-specific rules (for example, versioned branches in gofiber/fiber) should be added via a repo-local labeler.yml that extends this shared file.

• Inputs: config-path (default .github/labeler.yml), config-repository (default gofiber/.github), config-ref (default main).
• Secrets: optional github-token with pull_requests:write and issues:write; otherwise uses the default token.

Automatically enables auto-merge on Dependabot pull requests.

• Inputs: match_pattern (regex of status check names to wait for, default test|discover|go), wait-delay (seconds before the first poll, default 60).
• Secrets: github-token with pull_requests:write and contents:write. Declared optional, but a PAT is required in practice: the Actions bot may not approve a pull request, so the default token cannot get the merge through.
• Only runs when the actor is dependabot[bot].
• Merges minor and patch updates, plus github_actions majors - but not for four glue actions, and not in this repository, whose reusable workflows no pull request check here exercises.

Runs Go security checks.

• Inputs: run-govulncheck (default true), run-codeql (default false), working-directory (default .), go-version (default stable).
• CodeQL publishes results to code scanning when enabled.

Pushes documentation (or any directory) from the caller repository to another repository.

• Inputs: source-path, destination-repo, optional destination-branch, destination-path, commit-message, git-user-name, git-user-email.
• Secrets: destination-token with push access to the destination repository.

Runs a repository command when a maintainer comments a slash command on a pull request, then pushes whatever the command changed back onto the PR branch. Only the command and the script belong to the caller; the comment parsing, the permission gate, the reactions, the commit and the result comment live here. Unlike the other workflows in this repository a caller brings its own on:, concurrency: and permissions:, and is called pr-commands.yml because one caller can host several commands:

name: PR Commands

on:
  issue_comment:
    types: [created]
  pull_request_target:
    types: [opened]

permissions:
  contents: write
  pull-requests: write

jobs:
  hint:
    if: github.event_name == 'pull_request_target'
    uses: gofiber/.github/.github/workflows/pr-command-hint.yml@main
    with:
      hint: '`/tidy` runs go mod tidy on this branch'

  tidy:
    if: github.event_name == 'issue_comment'
    # One group per command and pull request, so a second /tidy waits instead of
    # racing the first one's push.
    concurrency:
      group: ${{ github.workflow }}-tidy-${{ github.event.issue.number }}
      cancel-in-progress: false
    uses: gofiber/.github/.github/workflows/pr-command.yml@main
    with:
      command: tidy
      paths: go.mod go.sum
      commit-message: 'chore: go mod tidy'
      run: go mod tidy

• Inputs: command (the slash command without the slash), run (the script executed on the pull request head, with the words typed after the command in $ARGS), commit-message, paths (space separated pathspecs the command may change, default .), runs-on (default ubuntu-latest), go-version (empty takes it from go.mod, none skips the Go setup), timeout-minutes (default 30).
• Secrets: optional push-token, a PAT with write access to the pull request head (gofiber/utils and gofiber/fiber pass the org's PR_TOKEN). Without it a fork branch cannot be pushed to and the patch is attached to the run instead, and because a push made with GITHUB_TOKEN creates no workflow run, the repository's checks keep showing the commit before it. Only the pushing job sees the PAT, and that job runs nothing from the pull request.
• The command has to sit on a line of its own in the conversation tab, a review thread is not an issue_comment, and the commenter needs write, maintain or admin on the repository. Every run a maintainer starts answers with one comment; a comment from someone without write access only gets a reaction.
• The words after the command reach $ARGS only if they are made of [A-Za-z0-9._,=:/+ -]; anything else is refused with a comment naming the reason.
• issue_comment always runs the copy of the workflow on the default branch, so a caller cannot be tried out from the pull request that adds it: merge it first.
• pr-command-hint.yml (the hint job above) appends one small line naming the commands to the description of every pull request a person opens. It sits apart from pr-command.yml so a repository with several commands still gets a single line. The line lands in the description only, never in a commit: neither repository takes the description into its squash message.
• In use: gofiber/utils for /bench-readme and /bench-readme-amd64, gofiber/fiber for /generate.

This repository also stores configuration that should remain identical across gofiber projects:

• .github/release-drafter.yml: Release Drafter template and categories used by the release-drafter workflow.
• .github/labeler.yml: Label mappings used by the auto-labeler workflow.
• .github/.golangci.yml: golangci-lint rules used by the go-lint workflow.

When consuming the corresponding workflows, the shared configuration is automatically fetched from this repository unless you override the inputs.