chore(repo): Update All Github Workflows to Log to CW #3911
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October 6, 2023 14:02
1. Take working-directory instead of package-name to find category 2. Matrix is not required in cases when matrix does not exist 3. Remove category input, will be calculated using working-directory input instead. 4. Refactory Github API response parse logic to use generated class files
Generated workflows now need additional permissions and inherit secrets to enable their sub workflow calls to be authorized to log metrics.
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Description of changes:
Add logic to send Cloudwatch metrics from all Github Action workflows.
Update aft to generate workflows that track metrics.
Update base github workflows to track metrics.
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