fix(e2e): add docker login to e2e workflow
The e2e tests were failing due to an authentication error when pulling the sandbox docker image. This was because the docker login step was missing from the e2e workflow.
This change adds the docker login step to the e2e workflow and also adds "npm-run-all" to the dev dependencies, which was missing and caused the linting to fail.
Removes the sandbox image build step from the e2e workflow.
The e2e workflow will now consume a pre-built sandbox image,
separating the concerns of building and testing.
- Use reusable npmrc action in workflows
- Make package name dynamic in e2e tests
- Add rationale for configure-registry script
- Force orchestrator to run in dev environment
Adds the 'Configure npm for GitHub Packages' step to the 'e2e_linux' job in 'e2e.yml'.
This was missing, causing the job to fail when trying to install the test package from the GitHub Packages registry.
Prefixes the concurrency group names in 'ci.yml' and 'e2e.yml' with 'ci-' and 'e2e-' respectively.
This prevents the workflows from canceling each other out when they are triggered by the same orchestrator workflow, as the 'github.workflow' context variable was resolving to the same value for both.
Adds 'packages: read' permission to the 'ci.yml' and 'e2e.yml' workflows. This is necessary to allow the jobs to download packages from the GitHub Packages registry, fixing the 403 Forbidden error during 'npm install'.
Also renames the 'orchestrator.yml' workflow from 'PR Checks' to 'Checks' for brevity.
This commit adds a step to the E2E workflow to create an .npmrc file and configure it with the necessary credentials for the GitHub Packages registry. This resolves the '401 Unauthorized' error that was occurring during the 'npm ci' step.
mkorwel