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# Java CI with Maven Workflow Documentation | ||
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This document provides a high-level overview of the CI/CD pipeline for the `webank-onlinebanking` project using GitHub Actions. The workflow is designed to ensure code quality, security, and readiness for deployment. | ||
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## Workflow Overview | ||
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The workflow is triggered on the following events: | ||
- Pushes to the `main` branch. | ||
- Pull requests targeting the `main` branch. | ||
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### Key Features: | ||
1. Automated build and dependency management. | ||
2. Comprehensive testing, including unit and integration tests. | ||
3. Security scanning for vulnerabilities in dependencies. | ||
4. Code quality analysis using SonarQube. | ||
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## Stages in the Workflow | ||
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### 1. Test | ||
In this stage: | ||
- Unit and integration tests are executed to validate functionality. | ||
- Tests are run using Maven commands, with relevant outputs and logs generated. | ||
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### 2. Build | ||
The build stage compiles the project and resolves dependencies. Maven is used for build automation, with caching implemented to speed up subsequent builds. It also prepares a custom `settings.xml` to authenticate with necessary repositories. | ||
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### 3. Security Scan | ||
This stage ensures the security of the project by performing: | ||
- A scan for known vulnerabilities in dependencies using OWASP Dependency-Check. | ||
- Generation of a detailed report for identified issues. | ||
- Uploading the security scan report as an artifact for review. | ||
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### 4. Code Quality Analysis (SonarQube) | ||
This stage performs static code analysis using SonarQube to: | ||
- Identify code smells, bugs, and security vulnerabilities. | ||
- Provide actionable insights to improve code quality. | ||
- Integrate with the SonarQube server to display detailed metrics and dashboards. | ||
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## Execution Environment | ||
The workflow runs on the `ubuntu-latest` environment to ensure compatibility and consistency across stages. Java 17 is used as the target runtime environment, with Temurin and Zulu distributions supported. | ||
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## Outputs | ||
- Test reports summarizing unit and integration test results. | ||
- Build artifacts generated during the build stage. | ||
- Security reports from OWASP Dependency-Check. | ||
- SonarQube analysis reports available on the configured SonarQube instance. | ||
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## Summary | ||
This CI/CD workflow ensures a robust pipeline for building, testing, securing, and analyzing the `webank-onlinebanking` project. It facilitates automated processes to maintain high code quality and security standards while accelerating development cycles. |