scala repotests

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Summary of Changes

This pull request focuses on enhancing the repository testing workflows by incorporating Scala-based projects. It introduces a new workflow for container tests, modifies existing workflows to include Scala projects, and updates Dockerfiles to ensure the correct working directory for the tests. The changes aim to expand the scope of automated testing to include Scala applications, specifically those using the Play framework.

Highlights

• Scala Repositories Integration: The pull request integrates Scala-based repositories, specifically 'playframework/play-samples', into the existing repository testing workflows. This includes checking out the repository and running tests against it.
• Workflow Modifications: The pull request modifies the '.github/workflows/container-tests.yml' and '.github/workflows/repotests.yml' files to include steps for setting up and running Scala tests, including generating usages and uploading artifacts.
• Dockerfile Updates: The 'ci/Dockerfile' and 'ci/Dockerfile.sle' files are updated to set the working directory to '/app', ensuring that the tests are executed in the correct context within the Docker containers.

Changelog

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• .github/workflows/container-tests.yml
  • Renamed the 'ruby-samples' job to 'lang-container-tests' (line 9).
  • Added 'scalaresults' to the list of directories created in the 'setup paths' step (line 19).
  • Added a step to checkout the 'playframework/play-samples' repository (lines 35-39).
  • Added a step to generate usages for the 'play-samples' project (lines 63-69).
  • Added a step to upload the 'scalaresults' artifact (lines 75-79).
  • Renamed 'generate usages sbom' to 'generate usages' (lines 45, 49, 52).
• .github/workflows/repotests.yml
  • Removed the 'main' branch from the push trigger (line 5).
  • Added a step to checkout the 'playframework/play-samples' repository (lines 72-76).
  • Added steps to run atom on various scala projects (lines 143-149).
• ci/Dockerfile
  • Added 'WORKDIR /app' to set the working directory (line 117).
• ci/Dockerfile.sle
  • Added 'WORKDIR /app' to set the working directory (line 99).

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