open-source

add-token-to-labview

Purpose

Add a custom library path token to the LabVIEW INI file so LabVIEW can locate project libraries.

Parameters

Common parameters are described in Common parameters.

Required

Optional

None.

GitHub Action inputs

GitHub Action inputs are provided in snake_case, while CLI parameters use PascalCase. The table below maps each input to its corresponding CLI parameter. For details on shared CLI flags, see Common parameters.

Input CLI parameter Description
minimum_supported_lv_version MinimumSupportedLVVersion Minimum LabVIEW version supported.
supported_bitness SupportedBitness “32” or “64” bitness of LabVIEW.
relative_path RelativePath Path relative to the working directory. Use ‘.’ to refer to the working directory.
gcli_path gcliPath Optional path to the g-cli executable.
working_directory WorkingDirectory Base directory for the action; relative paths are resolved from here.
log_level LogLevel Verbosity level (ERROR|WARN|INFO|DEBUG).
dry_run DryRun If true, simulate the action without side effects.

Examples

CLI

pwsh -File actions/Invoke-OSAction.ps1 -ActionName add-token-to-labview -ArgsJson '{
  "MinimumSupportedLVVersion": "2021",
  "SupportedBitness": "64",
  "WorkingDirectory": ".",
  "RelativePath": "."
}'

GitHub Action

- name: Add library token
  uses: LabVIEW-Community-CI-CD/open-source/add-token-to-labview@v1
  with:
    minimum_supported_lv_version: '2021'
    supported_bitness: '64'
    working_directory: '.'
    relative_path: '.'

Return Codes

For troubleshooting tips, see the troubleshooting guide.

See also