trigger-github-actions-10x.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Triggers a GitHub Actions workflow 10 times

# get repo url
repo_default=$(git remote get-url origin)
workflow_default="puppeteer.yml"
branch_default=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)

# prompt user for the repo
read -p "Repository: ($repo_default) " input_repo
repo=${input_repo:-$repo_default}

# prompt the user for the workflow
read -p "Workflow: ($workflow_default) " input_workflow
workflow=${input_workflow:-$workflow_default}

# prompt the user for the branch
read -p "Branch: ($branch_default) " input_branch
branch=${input_branch:-$branch_default}

# prompt the user for the number of runs
read -p "Number of runs: (10) " input_runs
runs=${input_runs:-10}

# To trigger the workflow on a PR from a fork, we need to push it to a repo we control.
# git push origin "$branch"

for i in $(seq 1 $runs); do
  echo "Triggering workflow run #$i..."

  gh workflow run "$workflow" \
    --repo "$repo" \
    --ref "$branch" \
    --field rerun_id="run_$i"

  # avoid flooding GitHub API
  sleep 1
done