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Am trying to set variable architecture: x86 for setup-python if the matrix.config.os.arch == ‘ia32’ But I get an syntax error. What is correct way to set variables here?
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According to the configurations of the matrix in your workflow, the ‘os’ and the ‘arch’ are the same level options in the matrix. The ‘arch’ is not a child option of the ‘os’. So, if you want to access the value of the ‘arch’ option, the correct expression syntax should be ‘matrix.config.arch’, not ‘matrix.config.os.arch’. Similarly, using ‘matrix.config.os’ to access the value of the ‘os’ option, and ‘matrix.config.name’ to access the ‘name’.
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@brightran Thanks again! I missed that. Looks like I am hitting multiple errors here. Firstly I can’t use if here. Wonder if there is shorthand to return ‘x86’ string if ‘matrix.config.arch == ia32’ is true. architecture: {{ if: true return string }} The syntax error Also python-setup doesn’t seem to have ‘x86’ architecture. |
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Resolved. Thanks for your help @brightran! |
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@arky,
According to the configurations of the matrix in your workflow, the ‘os’ and the ‘arch’ are the same level options in the matrix. The ‘arch’ is not a child option of the ‘os’.
So, if you want to access the value of the ‘arch’ option, the correct expression syntax should be ‘matrix.config.arch’, not ‘matrix.config.os.arch’.
Similarly, using ‘matrix.config.os’ to access the value of the ‘os’ option, and ‘matrix.config.name’ to access the ‘name’.
GitHubBelow is an example as reference:
ForksForTest/TestMatrix
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