jsoref

#!/bin/sh
#/usr/local/bin/wait-for-tcp-port.sh
instance="$1"
host="${instance%%:*}"
port="${instance##*:}"
start=10
loop=$start
while true
do
  nc -zvw3 "$host" "$port" 2>/dev/null >/dev/null

jsoref

gh_collect_repo_workflow_logs() {
    OWNER="$1"
    REPO="$2"
    for workflow_run in $(gh api "/repos/$OWNER/$REPO/actions/runs" |jq -r -M '.workflow_runs[].id'); do
        for job in $(
            gh api "/repos/$OWNER/$REPO/actions/runs/$workflow_run/jobs" | jq '.jobs[].id'
        ); do
            gh run view -R "$OWNER/$REPO" --log -j $job > "$workflow_run.$job.log"
        done
    done

jsoref

Premise

• check-spelling should be able to work with anything.

• macOS has some file system character constraints that have proven to be a bit problematic.

Use Docker (or an equivalent) to run Alpine Linux

Set up an alpine environment

docker run -it alpine