open-mbee/comodo

COMODO2 is a Java tool that allows to transform a UML/SysML model into code for different software platforms.

comodo's Issues

Add GitHub Action workflow for builds and testing

Description

Add a GitHub Action workflow that will perform the build of Comodo and run the tests. Additionally on tags and releases, publish to a repository (TBD).

Fail to clone from OpenMBEE Git repository

When I try to clone the project using git clone https://github.com/Open-MBEE/Comodo.git comodo2
It shows:
Error downloading object: libs/ST-4.3.1.jar (ebc9d9b): Smudge error: Error downloading lib
s/ST-4.3.1.jar (ebc9d9bcdb67571c0835ff441ead5c1de90a25a0d3fa840654a144e8fa0410d4): batch r
esponse: This repository is over its data quota. Account responsible for LFS bandwidth sho
uld purchase more data packs to restore access.
I think that it may be something wrong with the repository. I will appreciate it if you could help to fix it...!

Use package manager

This repository is currently versioning all of its dependencies (https://github.com/Open-MBEE/Comodo/tree/main/libs). This has, ironically, introduced one more dependency: GitHub LFS, because the repository is so large with all those JAR files. LFS is currently failing because of GitHub limiting how much you can use it for free.
We need to introduce a package manager like Maven to retrieve those dependencies at build time, and move them out of the repository.

Remove libraries from LFS

The libraries are stored with Git LFS, but they are actually pretty small in size so it should not be needed. Let's remove them from LFS and publish them back as regular artifacts (or remove them altogether from the repository?)

Add GitHub workflow to publish Comodo package

Description

Add a GH Workflow to publish the Comodo package that Gradle builds to a Maven repository (Maven central, GitHub packages... ?)

Perform testing through Gradle

Description

We have a set of tests that basically run Comodo on sample model and compares the output to a pre-generated output for validation. This can currently be ran with Ant (and also the Robot framework?). Creating this ticket to try and add those tests as being performed through a Gradle task.