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Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)

Consumers reference workflows here as:

uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>

Caller permissions

When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).

WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write

Example:

jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read

Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.

Versioning

Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.

Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.

Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable

GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.

Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.

Two rules of thumb:

  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.

And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.

Workflows

release-please-reusable.yml

Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.

Inputs:

NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout

Secrets:

NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.

Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).

The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.

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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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github-workflows-public
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
About
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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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github-workflows-public
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
About
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public)
Resources
Readme
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
0 stars
Watchers
0 watching
Forks
0 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors

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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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github-workflows-public
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
About
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public)
Resources
Readme
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
0 stars
Watchers
0 watching
Forks
0 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors

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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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github-workflows-public
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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github-workflows-public
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
About
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public)
Resources
Readme
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
0 stars
Watchers
0 watching
Forks
0 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors

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GitHub - openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public: Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public) · GitHub
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github-workflows-public
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization, hosted in a public repo so that public caller repos can use them. (GitHub blocks public repos from calling reusable workflows in private/internal repos.)
Consumers reference workflows here as:
uses: opencoreemr/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/<name>.yml@<ref>
Caller permissions
When invoking these reusable workflows, the caller must declare the permissions the workflow needs. Org policy on openCoreEMR requires explicit caller-side declarations even when the reusable workflow declares its own internally. Omit them and the job never starts (startup_failure with empty logs).
WorkflowRequired caller permissions
actionlint.ymlcontents: read
conventional-pr-title.ymlpull-requests: read
dclint.ymlcontents: read
hadolint.ymlcontents: read
php-composer-script.ymlcontents: read
php-tests.ymlcontents: read
release-please-reusable.ymlcontents: write, pull-requests: write
Example:
jobs:
conventional-pr-title:
uses: openCoreEMR/github-workflows-public/.github/workflows/conventional-pr-title.yml@<tag>permissions:
pull-requests: read
Each reusable's header comment shows the full recommended caller stanza, including the required permissions: block.
Versioning
Releases are managed by release-please using the openCoreEMR fork (release-please-action) which adds annotated-tag support. Conventional commits to main automatically open a release PR; merging that PR creates an annotated tag and GitHub release.
Pin to a specific version tag (e.g. @1.0.0). Pinning to @main works but may break without warning.
Path filters live in the caller, not the reusable
GitHub evaluates on: push.paths and on: pull_request.pathsbefore the reusable is invoked, so the reusable only sees workflow_call and cannot influence whether the workflow runs at all. Always declare an appropriately scoped paths: filter in the caller — running every PHP linter on every CSS-only PR wastes both runner minutes and reviewer attention.
Each reusable workflow file has a header comment with the recommended caller stanza (including paths). Copy from there.
Two rules of thumb:
  1. Include composer.json in every PHP linter caller. The linters are invoked through composer scripts (composer phpstan, composer phpcs, etc.), so a change to composer.json can change what runs. For anything that runs composer install, also include composer.lock.
  2. Don't put a paths filter on tests.yml. Tests depend on too many runtime assets (templates, SQL, config, fixtures) to safely enumerate, and missing a real test failure costs more than running tests on a docs-only PR.
And as a general rule, include the caller's own workflow file in the paths so the job re-runs whenever the caller changes.
Workflows
release-please-reusable.yml
Wraps the openCoreEMR release-please-action fork. Callers provide a release-please-config.json (with "annotated-tag": true to get annotated tags directly from the action) and a .release-please-manifest.json. Outputs include releases_created, release_created, tag_name, version, and paths_released so caller jobs can needs: the release-please job and gate on a release being created.
Inputs:
NameTypeDefaultDescription
config-filestringrelease-please-config.jsonPath to the release-please config
manifest-filestring.release-please-manifest.jsonPath to the release-please manifest
runs-onstringubuntu-latestRunner label
checkout-fetch-depthnumber0fetch-depth for actions/checkout
Secrets:
NameRequiredDescription
tokennoPre-minted token for checkout and release-please. Falls back to App-minted token, then GITHUB_TOKEN.
app-client-idnoGitHub App Client ID. Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID variable. Paired with app-private-key.
app-private-keynoGitHub App private key (PEM). Overrides the org-level RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY secret. Paired with app-client-id.
Callers in the openCoreEMR org should use secrets: inherit. The reusable workflow reads the org variable RELEASE_PLEASE_CLIENT_ID (auto-inherited) and the org secret RELEASE_PLEASE_PRIVATE_KEY (forwarded by inherit), mints a short-lived App installation token, and uses it for checkout and release-please. PRs opened by the App identity trigger downstream pull_request workflows; PRs opened by the default GITHUB_TOKEN do not (GitHub anti-recursion).
The pinned action ref (openCoreEMR/release-please-action@v5.0.0-oce.1) is hardcoded — GitHub Actions does not allow expressions in uses: references, so it can't be a workflow input.
About
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for the openCoreEMR organization (public)
Resources
Readme
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
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Watchers
0 watching
Forks
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Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors