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Hi, in aNCA project we need to take a dependency on the units package - which requires a corresponding system dependency (libudunits2-dev).
This project uses admiralci workflows, however most of these workflows have run-system-dependencies: false, which makes it impossible for us to run even spellcheck.
I'm opening this issue seeking for advice on how to best solve this problem. We can either inline all the workflows that we currently use and toggle system dependency installation, or we can change admiralci workflows.
The former might be a short-term remedy, but is very undesirable as we would instantly fall behind if any updates are to happen here.
Would it make sense to add something like install-system-dependencies to the workflow inputs with a default false value, so that it doesn't affect existing projects? Ofc I'd be willing to open a PR for that.
Hi, in aNCA project we need to take a dependency on the
units
package - which requires a corresponding system dependency (libudunits2-dev).This project uses admiralci workflows, however most of these workflows have
run-system-dependencies: false
, which makes it impossible for us to run even spellcheck.I'm opening this issue seeking for advice on how to best solve this problem. We can either inline all the workflows that we currently use and toggle system dependency installation, or we can change admiralci workflows.
The former might be a short-term remedy, but is very undesirable as we would instantly fall behind if any updates are to happen here.
Would it make sense to add something like
install-system-dependencies
to the workflow inputs with a defaultfalse
value, so that it doesn't affect existing projects? Ofc I'd be willing to open a PR for that.cc @m-kolomanski
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