Use the standard setup actions #12
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant modifications to the GitHub Actions workflows for the uhttp repository. It removes the existing GitHub Action for setting up the repository and replaces it with a more structured approach across multiple workflow files. The updates include utilizing specific actions for checking out the repository, setting up Node.js, and configuring Google Cloud Platform (GCP) credentials, enhancing the overall build and release processes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GitHub
participant NodeJS
participant GCP
User->>GitHub: Trigger Workflow
GitHub->>NodeJS: Checkout Repository
GitHub->>NodeJS: Setup Node.js (v20)
GitHub->>GCP: Setup GCP Credentials
GCP-->>GitHub: Provide Access Token
GitHub->>NodeJS: Build Application
GitHub->>GCP: Publish to Artifact Registry
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.github/workflows/merge.yaml (2)
24-28: Consider using a specific version tag for the action.Using the
hoprnet/hopr-workflows/actions/setup-node-jsaction is a good practice to ensure consistency across workflows. However, consider using a specific version tag (e.g.,v1.0.0) instead of themastertag for better stability and reproducibility.Also, ensure that the project is compatible with Node.js version 20, which is the latest version at the time of this review.
29-34: Consider using a specific version tag for the action.Using the
hoprnet/hopr-workflows/actions/setup-gcpaction is a good practice to ensure consistency across workflows. However, consider using a specific version tag (e.g.,v1.0.0) instead of themastertag for better stability and reproducibility.Storing the GCP credentials in the
GOOGLE_HOPRASSOCIATION_CREDENTIALS_REGISTRYsecret is a secure practice. Setting thelogin-artifact-registryto'true'ensures that the action logs in to the GCP Artifact Registry, which is required for publishing packages.Using the step output to set the
NODE_AUTH_TOKENenvironment variable is a good practice to ensure that the token is only available to the required step and not exposed in the workflow logs.Also applies to: 55-55
.github/workflows/release.yaml (2)
29-33: Consider pinning the action to a specific version.Using a custom action for setting up Node.js is acceptable as long as the action is maintained and tested. Specifying the Node.js version as 20 ensures that the workflow uses the desired version.
However, consider pinning the action to a specific version instead of using
@masterto ensure reproducibility and avoid unexpected changes.- uses: hoprnet/hopr-workflows/actions/setup-node-js@master + uses: hoprnet/hopr-workflows/actions/setup-node-js@v1.0.0
34-39: Consider pinning the action to a specific version.Using a custom action for setting up GCP is acceptable as long as the action is maintained and tested. Providing GCP credentials using a repository secret is a secure way to handle sensitive information. Setting
login-artifact-registryto'true'ensures that the workflow can access the Google Artifact Registry.However, consider pinning the action to a specific version instead of using
@masterto ensure reproducibility and avoid unexpected changes.- uses: hoprnet/hopr-workflows/actions/setup-gcp@master + uses: hoprnet/hopr-workflows/actions/setup-gcp@v1.0.0
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.github/workflows/build.yaml (4)
17-18: LGTM!Using the latest version of the checkout action is a good practice. The step is correctly placed at the beginning of the workflow.
20-24: LGTM!Using a custom action from the
hoprnetorganization indicates that the action is tailored for the project's specific needs. Specifying the Node.js version ensures consistency across different environments.
25-30: Ensure that the secrets are correctly set up.Using a custom action from the
hoprnetorganization indicates that the action is tailored for the project's specific needs. The step integrates GCP services into the build process, which may facilitate deployment or other cloud-related functionalities.Please ensure that the
GOOGLE_HOPRASSOCIATION_CREDENTIALS_REGISTRYsecret is correctly set up in the repository settings.
52-52: LGTM!The change reflects the updates in the authentication mechanism for the build process. The environment variable is correctly sourced from the GCP setup step.
.github/workflows/merge.yaml (1)
21-22: LGTM!Using the
actions/checkout@v4action is a standard and recommended way to check out the repository in GitHub Actions workflows. Thev4tag ensures that the latest stable version of the action is used..github/workflows/release.yaml (3)
26-27: LGTM!Using
actions/checkout@v4is the recommended way to check out the repository in GitHub Actions workflows. The placement of the checkout step at the beginning of the workflow is correct.
96-96: LGTM!Setting the
NODE_AUTH_TOKENenvironment variable to the access token output from the GCP setup step is correct. This ensures that the package can be published to the Google Artifact Registry using the appropriate token.
144-144: LGTM!The release notification message is clear and informative. It communicates the release of a new version of the package and includes a link to the changelog. The message uses appropriate formatting and dynamic references to the package name, version, and repository.
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