fix: fixes in integration test GH action

[t0mk]

This PR fixes GH action for integration tests.

The workflow should clone the ansible collection repo and install it. Right now it fails on pip install requirements because it's cloning this repo instead.

[t0mk]

The integratoin tests fail with
ERROR: Could not open requirements file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'requirements-dev.txt'

.. that's what this PR should fix. It worked in my fork (which is the only way to test GH actions).

[displague]

This doesn't appear to be a valid parameter for a step, nor a valid repository value:

https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#example-using-an-action-inside-a-different-private-repository-than-the-workflow

Based on the value, I would think you may have meant to replace name with run_name, but not clear that that would fix anything

[t0mk]

@displague thanks for pointing it out. I wanted to change the name param or the checkout action. name there is invalid param, it should be repository.

[ctreatma]

which is the only way to test GH actions

Since the head branch for this PR is part of this repository and not from a fork, and since the workflow exists in the main branch on this repo, you can run the updated job manually by clicking the Run workflow button on the workflow page and selecting this branch from the dropdown menu.

An example run of the updated workflow is here: https://github.com/equinix-labs/metal-python/actions/runs/7491105603/workflow

[t0mk]

which is the only way to test GH actions

Since the head branch for this PR is part of this repository and not from a fork, and since the workflow exists in the main branch on this repo, you can run the updated job manually by clicking the Run workflow button on the workflow page and selecting this branch from the dropdown menu.

An example run of the updated workflow is here: https://github.com/equinix-labs/metal-python/actions/runs/7491105603/workflow

Thank you, I wasn't aware it's possible to specify ref for the action.

[t0mk]

@ctreatma @displague I finally have a successful run of the integration tests PR at:
https://github.com/equinix-labs/metal-python/actions/runs/7531796948

It runs tests from Ansible collection main (not any release), on with Python SDK from a tested PR.

This is ready for review.