By default the CI will perform the tests using @pki/master repository. Sometimes it’s necessary to perform the tests using a different repository (e.g. to test dependency changes).

In PKI 11.4 or later the repository can be configured by creating a GitHub variable called COPR_REPO to store the repository name. To reset the test repository simply remove the variable.

Prior to PKI 11.4 the repository can be configured by creating a GitHub secret called BASE64_REPO to store the base64-encoded value of the test repository name. To reset the test repository simply remove the secret.

The variable can be configured directly in GitHub project settings or using GitHub CLI.

To test using edewata/pki repository, create an Action variable:

• Go to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Variables.

• Click New repository variable.

• Enter COPR_REPO as the variable name.

• Enter edewata/pki as the variable value.

• Click Add variable.

• Alternatively, use this command:

  $ gh variable set COPR_REPO -b edewata/pki -R <owner>/<project>

To test using edewata/pki repository, create an Action variable:

• base-64 encode the repository name with the following command:

  $ echo "edewata/pki" | base64
  ZWRld2F0YS9wa2kK

• Go to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Secrets.

• Click New repository secret.

• Enter BASE64_REPO as the secret name.

• Enter the base64-encoded value as the secret value.

• Click Add secret.

To reset the test repository, remove the variable:

• Go to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Variables.

• Click Remove next to COPR_REPO.

• Click Yes, remove this variable.

• Alternatively, use the following command:

  $ gh variable delete COPR_REPO -R <owner>/<project>

To reset the test repository, remove the secret:

• Go to Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Secrets.

• Click Remove next to BASE64_REPO.

• Click Yes, remove this secret.