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.

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 --body edewata/pki --repo <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 --repo <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.