Testing Couchbase with GitHub Actions and CBSH

The author is working on a WebAssembly (wasmCloud) capability provider for Couchbase and has set up a GitHub Actions workflow to automate testing of the project. The workflow uses a cron expression to run tests every Monday at midnight, triggered by a push to the repository. The workflow also uses secrets and environment variables to securely manage sensitive data such as Couchbase connection strings and passwords. To test the connection, the author uses the Couchbase Shell (cbsh), which is installed in an Ubuntu container, and passes environment variables to it using GitHub Actions' `GITHUB_ENV` variable. The author had to use a configuration file to handle multi-line text formatting and piping issues with cbsh. Finally, the author shows how to migrate all collections except the `_default` collection using Couchbase Shell's AI-friendly features.

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