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fix: merge errors in github workflow files and formatting issues #1022
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent updates across various GitHub workflow and Dependabot configuration files primarily focus on enhancing readability, consistency, and security. These changes include reformatting event triggers, adjusting permissions, updating action versions, and refining workflow steps. The modifications aim to streamline the CI/CD process, improve dependency management, and bolster security measures within the project's development pipeline. Changes
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Files selected for processing (6)
- .github/dependabot.yml (1 hunks)
- .github/workflows/build-test.yml (1 hunks)
- .github/workflows/security-defender-for-devops.yml (2 hunks)
- .github/workflows/security-dependency-review.yml (2 hunks)
- .github/workflows/security-ossar.yml (2 hunks)
- .github/workflows/security-scorecard.yml (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 14
.github/workflows/security-dependency-review.yml (2)
- 22-22: The
harden-runner
action versionv2.6.1
is specified. Ensure this is the latest version or the specific version required for your security needs. It's good practice to periodically review and update action versions to benefit from new features and security patches.- 33-33: The
dependency-review-action
versionv2.5.1
is used here. Similar to theharden-runner
, ensure this version aligns with your project's requirements and consider updating to the latest version for improvements and security patches..github/workflows/security-defender-for-devops.yml (4)
- 17-23: The branches specified under the
push
andpull_request
triggers includemain
,dev
,release/*
, andv2
. Ensure these branches are correct and cover all necessary branches for this workflow. It's a good practice to keep the branch triggers aligned with the project's branching strategy.- 46-46: The
harden-runner
action versionv2.6.1
is specified. As mentioned earlier, ensure this is the latest or required version for your security needs and consider periodic updates.- 53-57: The
setup-dotnet
action versionv3.2.0
is used here. Verify that this version is compatible with your project's .NET version requirements and consider updating to the latest version for new features and security improvements.- 60-60: The
security-devops-action
versionv1.6.0
is specified. Ensure this version meets your project's security analysis needs and check for any newer versions that might offer enhanced functionality or security fixes..github/workflows/security-ossar.yml (4)
- 12-26: The
on
event triggers are well-defined, coveringpush
,pull_request
, and a scheduled run. This setup ensures the workflow runs on code changes to specific branches and periodically, which is a good practice for continuous security analysis.- 41-41: The
harden-runner
action versionv2.6.1
is used. As with previous workflows, verify this version's suitability for your project and consider updates for improvements and security.- 46-46: The
workflow-telemetry-action
versionv1.8.7
is specified. Ensure this version aligns with your telemetry needs and check for updates that might offer better functionality or address security concerns.- 67-67: The
ossar-action
version is set tov1
. It's important to verify that this is the most appropriate version for your security analysis needs and to stay updated with the latest versions for enhanced security features..github/workflows/build-test.yml (1)
- 11-23: The reformatting of the
on
section for event triggers enhances readability and clarity. Specifying branches for bothpush
andpull_request
events aligns with best practices for CI workflows, ensuring that builds and tests are triggered on relevant code changes..github/workflows/security-scorecard.yml (2)
- 7-17: The reformatting of the
on
section, including the addition of comments for clarity on specific checks, is a good practice. It enhances the understandability of the workflow triggers and aligns with the project's security goals.- 57-57: The
scorecard-action
versionv2.1.2
is used here. As with other actions, ensure this version meets your project's security analysis needs and consider updating to leverage new features and security improvements..github/dependabot.yml (1)
- 3-109: The addition of multiple package directories for npm updates with consistent schedule and commit message settings is a significant improvement for dependency management. This ensures that all parts of the project receive timely dependency updates, reducing the risk of security vulnerabilities. The use of a consistent prefix in commit messages (
:arrow_up: maint
) and including the scope helps in identifying and categorizing dependency updates easily.
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