Tangleflow: A Tool to Convert GitHub Actions Workflows to Tangled Pipelines
Tangleflow: Converts GitHub Actions workflows to tangled workflows and back
I built Tangleflow to bridge the gap between GitHub Actions and the Tangled workflow system. This command-line tool and library allows developers to seamlessly convert their existing GitHub Actions YAML files into Tangled pipelines and vice versa. It intelligently handles job dependencies, collapsing linked jobs into single workflows while keeping independent jobs separate, making it easier to adopt modern workflow architectures without starting from scratch.
When converting to tangled, each independent job becomes its own workflow file, while jobs linked by needs collapse into a single workflow whose steps run in dependency order.
- tajd
I have never heard of tangle before - are many people using it? What are peoples opinions of it?
- themgt
Pro-tip if you're a Tangled newbie: migrating knots and spindle on your Tangled PDS before building Bobbin?
Remember that Bobbin "is only a glorified edge index, in the graph theory sense. Additionally it has a record cache, re-filled on demand. All other data that Bobbin serves comes live from PDSes & knots."
You want to first nixery bao proxy spindle with AppRole credentials, then xrpc your punchcard via ATProto. The docs explain all of this clearly, so be sure to read them thoroughly.
- pksunkara
FWIW, I really like what Tangled is doing and I agree that we need a federation of forges. Which is why, I am planning to use ATproto too for public repositories in the code forge I am building, https://juju.bi