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Feat: Add submodule recursive to hulk workflow #246

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    • Streamlined the deployment process to improve branch management and ensure smoother service updates.
    • Enhanced the code checkout steps so that all necessary components are automatically retrieved for reliable operations.

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The workflow file for deployment has been updated to improve the checkout and branch management process. A recursive submodule fetch is now added to the actions/checkout@v2 step. Additionally, conditional steps determine the release branch name based on the event type and current date, followed by checking out that branch. The file now includes sequential steps for branch validation, Docker Hub push, kustomize installation, repository cloning, image tag updating, and committing changes.

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File Change Summary
.github/workflows/hulk_deployment.yaml • Added submodules: recursive to the checkout step for recursive submodule fetching.
• Introduced a conditional step to set the release branch name (based on the current date) when the event is workflow_run.
• Added subsequent steps for branch verification, Docker Hub push, kustomize installation, cloning another repository, image tag update, and commit/push.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant W as Workflow Trigger
    participant A as GitHub Actions
    participant D as Docker Hub
    participant R as Repository

    W->>A: Trigger event (e.g., workflow_run)
    alt When event is workflow_run
        A->>A: Construct release branch name<br/>(using current date)
        A->>A: Checkout the release branch
    else Other events
        A->>A: Proceed without branch change
    end
    A->>A: Verify current branch
    A->>D: Push Docker image
    A->>A: Install kustomize
    A->>A: Clone secondary repository
    A->>A: Update image tag in the clone
    A->>R: Commit and push changes
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.github/workflows/hulk_deployment.yaml (2)

42-49: Docker Hub Push Step - Action Version Pinning
The Docker Hub push step (lines 42-49) employs fylein/docker-release-action@master. For increased stability and reproducibility of your builds, consider pinning this action to a specific release version instead of referencing the master branch.


56-60: Kustomize Installation Security Consideration
The installation of kustomize (lines 56-60) pipes a script directly from GitHub into bash. While this approach is common in workflows, it would be more secure to verify the script’s integrity (e.g., using a checksum) to mitigate the risk of executing compromised code.

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.github/workflows/hulk_deployment.yaml (6)

18-21: Submodule Recursive Addition
The addition of submodules: recursive in the checkout step correctly enables the recursive fetching of submodules. This directly addresses the pull request objective to enhance the checkout process.

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🪛 actionlint (1.7.4)

18-18: the runner of "actions/checkout@v2" action is too old to run on GitHub Actions. update the action's version to fix this issue

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28-32: Release Branch Environment Variable Setup
The step that constructs and sets the release_branch environment variable (using the current date) under the workflow_run event is straightforward and meets the intended behavior. Just verify that the branch naming pattern (sage_desktop_api_release_YYYY_MM_DD) aligns with your overall branch management strategy.


33-37: Checkout on Release Branch Version Consistency
The workflow now includes a conditional checkout step using actions/checkout@v4 for the release branch (lines 33-37), while the original checkout uses @v2. Please confirm that this difference is intentional and that no compatibility issues arise from using different versions of the checkout action.


61-68: Clone Repository Step – Token and Permissions Check
The step to clone another repository (lines 61-68) appears correctly configured. Just ensure that the DEPLOY_GIT_ACCESS_TOKEN provided has the necessary permissions for both cloning and later operations (commit, push, etc.) on the target repository.

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🪛 actionlint (1.7.4)

62-62: the runner of "actions/checkout@v2" action is too old to run on GitHub Actions. update the action's version to fix this issue

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70-74: Update Image Tag with Kustomize
The command that updates the image tag using kustomize edit set image (lines 70-74) is clearly written. Verify that the image naming convention and tagging scheme meet your deployment requirements.


76-86: Commit and Push Changes Robustness
The commit and push steps (lines 76-86) execute key Git operations. To enhance robustness, consider adding error handling for the git pull (line 85) step to manage potential merge conflicts. This would help ensure that any issues during the pull do not silently block the deployment process.

@Ashutosh619-sudo Ashutosh619-sudo merged commit 34c3459 into master Feb 3, 2025
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