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Use tagpr to prepare releasing #91

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  • 🛡️ Security
  • 📖 Documentation
  • 🏎️ Performance
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✏️ Description

Automatically open a PR and bumping the deno.json.

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ci(release): Use tagpr to prepare releasing
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Automatically open a PR and bumping the deno.json.
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The pull request introduces significant modifications to the .github/workflows/release.yml file and adds a new configuration section in the .tagpr file. The workflow now triggers on all pushes, expands permissions, simplifies the repository checkout process, and replaces custom versioning steps with a third-party action for tagging. Additionally, the new tagpr configuration specifies settings for versioning and labeling, enhancing the release process.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
.github/workflows/release.yml - Removed paths filter from push event.
- Updated permissions to include pull-requests: write.
- Simplified Checkout Repository step by removing fetch-depth: 0.
- Replaced version check steps with a single step Release a New Version using Songmu/tagpr action.
- Updated condition for Publish to JSR step to check steps.tagpr.outputs.tag.
.tagpr - Added configuration section with settings for releaseBranch, versionFile, vPrefix, changelog, majorLabels, and minorLabels.

Possibly related PRs

  • Release v1.2.1 #71: Changes in deno.json regarding version updates are relevant as the main PR modifies the release workflow that utilizes this file.
  • Release v1.2.2 #74: Similar to Release v1.2.1 #71, this PR also updates the version in deno.json, which is directly related to the release process described in the main PR.
  • Use deno serve for compatibility #82: This PR introduces the use of deno serve, which aligns with the changes in the main PR that streamline the release process and may affect how the application is served.
  • Run deno serve instead of the deno run #87: This PR addresses the handling of default exports by switching from deno run to deno serve, which is relevant to the changes in the main PR that affect the release workflow and application serving.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e991df7 and 56712a5.

📒 Files selected for processing (2)
  • .github/workflows/release.yml (2 hunks)
  • .tagpr (1 hunks)
✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
.github/workflows/release.yml (4)

22-26: Approve the new release step using tagpr.

The introduction of the Songmu/tagpr action simplifies the release process and aligns with the PR objective. Notable improvements:

  1. Use of a pinned action version (good security practice).
  2. Simplified workflow with fewer custom scripts.
  3. Use of GITHUB_TOKEN instead of GH_TOKEN (more secure).

This change should make the release process more robust and easier to maintain.

29-29: Approve the updated publish condition.

The new condition ${{ steps.tagpr.outputs.tag != '' }} is an improvement:

  1. It directly ties the publish step to the output of the tagpr action.
  2. It ensures publishing only occurs when a new tag (version) is actually created.
  3. This prevents unnecessary publishing attempts, improving efficiency.

This change makes the workflow more robust and less prone to errors.

Line range hint 1-31: Overall approval: Improved release workflow

The changes to this workflow file successfully implement the PR objectives:

  1. The release process is now more automated using the tagpr action.
  2. The workflow is simplified, reducing the chance of errors.
  3. Security has been improved with better token usage and pinned action versions.
  4. The publish step is more precisely controlled.

These changes should result in a more robust and maintainable release process. Great work on improving the CI/CD pipeline!

12-12: Approve permission change with security consideration.

The addition of pull-requests: write permission aligns with the PR objective of automating the process of opening a pull request. This is necessary for the tagpr action to function correctly.

To ensure this doesn't introduce any security risks, please review the following:

✅ Verification successful

Permission change verified and approved.

The pull-requests: write permission has been reviewed, and no additional sensitive operations were found that could introduce security risks.

🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any sensitive operations in the workflow that might be affected by the new permission.

# Test: Look for operations that create or modify pull requests
rg -i "pull.*request" .github/workflows/release.yml

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@5ouma 5ouma merged commit 2bf63ef into main Oct 22, 2024
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