localstack-samples/localstack-pulumi-samples

Add GitHub Actions workflow and Makefile for test automation

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#13 opened on Oct 9, 2025

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Description

We should add a GitHub Actions workflow and a Makefile to automate running tests for individual Pulumi samples. These should be modeled after the existing workflows and Makefiles used in:

Requirements:

  • Create a top-level Makefile to run install, lint, start, stop, and test commands for each Pulumi sample directory (similar to pro-samples).
  • Add a GitHub Actions workflow under .github/workflows/ to run CI tests for all samples, similar to the referenced pro-samples workflow.
  • Ensure the workflow installs dependencies, sets up LocalStack, pulls the Docker image, and executes tests using the Makefile.
  • Link to relevant references for implementation:

This will keep testing consistent across all LocalStack sample repositories and simplify maintenance.

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Research direction
Study the linked Makefile and GitHub Actions workflow from pro samples. Then create a similar Makefile and workflow for this repository, adapting the commands to the Pulumi samples structure.
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pythongithub actionsdocker
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devopsci cd
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