Use deno serve for compatibility
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It doesn't need local network access, and the code becomes clean.
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README.md (3)
54-54: LGTM! Consider adding a brief explanation of thedeno servecommand.The change from
deno runtodeno servealigns well with the PR objective of usingdeno servefor compatibility. This update likely improves how the application is served, making it more suitable for web applications.Consider adding a brief explanation of why
deno serveis used and its benefits overdeno run. This could help users understand the rationale behind the change and the advantages it brings.
81-81: LGTM! Consider adding an explanation of the export statement.The change from an import statement to an export statement is appropriate for the Deno Deploy environment. This modification likely allows for better integration, enabling the default export from the reproxy module to be used directly.
To enhance clarity for users, consider adding a brief comment explaining why this export statement is used specifically for Deno Deploy and how it differs from the local usage. This could help users understand the deployment-specific configuration.
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39-81: Overall, the README updates effectively communicate the changes in usage.The modifications to the README.md file accurately reflect the PR objectives and provide clear instructions for using the reproxy module in both local and Deno Deploy environments. The consistency in using JSR (jsr:) across different sections maintains a unified approach to package management.
To further enhance the documentation:
- Consider adding a brief section explaining the benefits of using
deno serveoverdeno run.- Provide a short explanation of why the export statement is used specifically for Deno Deploy.
- If applicable, include a note about any potential breaking changes or migration steps for users updating from a previous version.
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deno.json (5)
11-11: Excellent use ofdeno servefor improved compatibility and security.The new
servetask aligns well with the PR objectives. By usingdeno serveinstead ofdeno run, you've improved compatibility without requiring local network access. Additionally, removing0.0.0.0from the network permissions enhances security by restricting network access to onlyapi.github.com.
12-12: LGTM:starttask updated consistently.The
starttask has been correctly updated to use the newservetask, maintaining consistency with the changes made. This ensures that the main application starts using the new serving method.
13-13: LGTM:devtask updated while preserving watch functionality.The
devtask has been correctly updated to use the newservetask while maintaining the--watchflag. This ensures that the development workflow remains intact with the new serving method.
11-14: Summary: Excellent improvements to compatibility and security.The changes in this file successfully implement the use of
deno serveas intended, improving compatibility without requiring local network access. The consistent updates across all tasks and the removal of broad network permissions (0.0.0.0) enhance the overall security of the project. These modifications align well with the PR objectives and represent a significant improvement to the project's configuration.Great work on cleaning up the code and improving the project's structure!
14-14: Verify test coverage with restricted network permissions.The
testtask has been updated to remove0.0.0.0from network permissions, which is consistent with the security improvements in other tasks. This change enhances security by limiting network access during tests to onlyapi.github.com.Please ensure that all tests still pass with this restricted network access. Run the following script to verify:
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It doesn't need local network access, and the code becomes clean.