chore: tweak settings of release-please #1036
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent updates involve modifications to the project's release automation and workflow management. Specifically, the release configuration has been refined to disable separate pull requests for version updates, switch to pre-release versioning, and update the pull request footer content. Additionally, the management workflow has seen cleanup by removing unused telemetry code and refining the conditions for the release action to target a specific branch. Changes
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- .github/release/release-main-config.json (1 hunks)
- .github/workflows/management-changelog.yml (1 hunks)
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.github/workflows/management-changelog.yml (7)
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The use of
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.BOT_TOKEN || github.token }}is a good practice, ensuring fallback to the default GitHub token if a custom bot token is not provided. This enhances flexibility and security for automation workflows.
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The
step-security/[email protected]action is used to enhance security by auditing egress traffic. This is a commendable addition to the workflow, contributing to the overall security posture of the CI/CD process.
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The dynamic
target-branchassignment using${{ github.ref_name == 'dev' && 'main' || github.ref_name }}is an innovative approach to handle branch targeting based on the branch that triggered the workflow. However, ensure that this logic aligns with the project's branching strategy and that there are no edge cases where this might lead to unintended behavior.
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Using
actions/checkout@v4only if a release was created (if: ${{ steps.release.outputs.release_created }}) is a good practice to optimize workflow runs. This conditional execution ensures that subsequent steps are only performed when necessary, saving resources.
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The choice of
actions/setup-node@v4with a specificnode-version: 12is appropriate for ensuring consistency across workflow runs. However, consider verifying if Node.js version 12 meets all current and future project requirements, as it may be nearing its end-of-life or may not support newer JavaScript features.
- 26-26: The use of
pnpmfor package management indicates a preference for performance and efficiency, givenpnpm's advantages in disk space usage and speed overnpmoryarn. Ensure that all project contributors are aware of this choice and havepnpminstalled.- 28-28: The
pnpm publish-testcommand suggests that this workflow includes a step for testing the publishing process. It's important to ensure that this script is well-documented and that its effects (e.g., publishing to a test registry) are clear to all team members.Verification successful
The
publish-testscript found inpackage.jsonis designed to publish packages located under the./packages/directory recursively, with public access, using atesttag. This setup suggests that the script is intended for testing the publishing process in a way that does not affect the main or latest versions of the packages. It's crucial that this behavior is well-documented and understood by all team members to ensure clarity on its effects, especially since it involves publishing to a registry, albeit under a test tag. The presence and intended behavior of the script have been verified based on the provided output.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify the `publish-test` script in package.json to ensure it behaves as expected. fd package.json --exec grep "publish-test" {}Length of output: 143
.github/release/release-main-config.json (4)
- 56-56: Setting
separate-pull-requeststofalseis a significant change that will bundle all changes into a single pull request for each release. This can streamline the release process but may also make it harder to isolate and review individual changes. Ensure that this approach aligns with the team's workflow and preferences.- 57-57: Changing
versioningto "prerelease" indicates a shift towards more frequent or incremental releases. This strategy can be beneficial for testing and development but requires clear communication with users and stakeholders about the stability and purpose of prerelease versions.- 52-52: Adjusting the
pull-request-footercontent to include a link to Release-Please documentation is a helpful addition for anyone reviewing the PR to understand the automated process behind it. This enhances transparency and aids in the onboarding of new contributors.- 2-50: The configuration of package components within the release process is detailed and well-structured, ensuring that each package within the monorepo is correctly identified and managed. This setup is crucial for a monorepo structure to maintain clear versioning and release management across multiple packages.
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