This Github Action validates the compatibility of your avro schemas against Confluent Cloud Schema Registry. Regard less of your programming language you can use it just by creating the two following files.
An schema.yml mapping schemas to subjects for validation
---
schemas:
- subject: subject1-key
file: schema0.avsc
# - ...A Github Actions specification in the workflow folder (.github/workflows/*.yml)
uses: divloic/[email protected]
with:
avro-files-path: src/main/avro/
avro-subject-yaml: schemas.yaml
schema-registry-url: ${{ secrets.SCHEMA_REGISTRY_URL }}
schema-registry-api-key: ${{ secrets.SCHEMA_REGISTRY_API_KEY }}
schema-registry-secret-key: ${{ secrets.SCHEMA_REGISTRY_SECRET_KEY }}| input | description | default |
|---|---|---|
avro-files-path |
path to the schemas folder | src/main/avro/ |
avro-subject-yaml |
path to the subject file | /schema.yml |
schema-registry-url |
url to the schema-registry | |
schema-registry-api-key |
Confluent API key | |
schema-registry-secret-key |
Confluent secret key |
This action has no output yet. It simply logs or crashes in case of incompatibilities.
You can find a complete example in this repository: ccloud-registry-example
- Source Code: https://github.com/DivLoic/ccloud-registry-action/
- Issue Tracker: https://github.com/DivLoic/ccloud-registry-action/issues
This project is licensed under Apache License 2.0
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