chore: Verify package version

[seeratawan01]

PR Type

enhancement

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Description

• Added a step to configure Git user name and email in the CI workflow to ensure proper commit attribution.
• Enhanced the version update command by adding debug logging to provide more detailed output during execution.
• Introduced a new step to check and output the package versions from package.json files for verification purposes.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

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Enhancement	cd-develop.yml Enhance CI workflow with Git configuration and version checks .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml Added Git configuration step for user name and email. Enhanced version update command with debug logging. Introduced a step to check package versions by outputting package.json files. +12/-1

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🏅 Score: 85

🧪 No relevant tests

🔒 No security concerns identified

⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Possible Bug The 'git config' commands are set globally which might affect other actions or steps in the workflow that rely on different Git configurations. Consider using local configuration or ensuring this configuration does not interfere with other steps. Performance Issue The use of 'cat' to display package versions might not be the most efficient way to check versions in a CI environment. Consider using a script to parse and log specific fields to improve clarity and control over output.

Code feedback:

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relevant file	.github/workflows/cd-develop.yml
suggestion	Consider using local configuration for Git to avoid potential conflicts with other actions that might require different Git user settings. This can be achieved by removing the '--global' flag. [important]
relevant line	git config --global user.name "GitHub Actions"

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relevant file	.github/workflows/cd-develop.yml
suggestion	Instead of using 'cat' to output the entire package.json, which might include sensitive data, consider using a tool like 'jq' to extract only necessary information such as the version number. This approach enhances both security and readability. [important]
relevant line	cat packages/javascript-sdk/package.json

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relevant file	.github/workflows/cd-develop.yml
suggestion	Add error handling for the Git configuration steps to ensure that the workflow does not fail silently if the configuration commands do not execute successfully. This could be done using a simple conditional check after the 'git config' commands. [medium]
relevant line	git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

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Category	Suggestion	Score
Security	Use repository-specific Git configuration to enhance security To avoid potential security risks, consider using repository-specific Git configuration instead of setting global Git configuration which affects all repositories processed by the runner. .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml [53-54] run: | - git config --global user.name "GitHub Actions" - git config --global user.email "[email protected]" + git config user.name "GitHub Actions" + git config user.email "[email protected]" Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Switching to repository-specific Git configuration enhances security by preventing global changes that could affect other repositories processed by the runner. This is a significant improvement in terms of security best practices.	9
Best practice	Ensure consistent builds by using a specific TypeScript version Consider using a more specific tag than latest for TypeScript to ensure consistent builds and avoid potential issues with new TypeScript versions that may introduce breaking changes. .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml [46] -run: pnpm add typescript@latest -w +run: pnpm add [email protected] -w Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Using a specific TypeScript version instead of 'latest' helps ensure consistent builds and prevents potential issues from breaking changes in new TypeScript releases. This is a best practice for maintaining stability in the build process.	8
	Automate package version verification to ensure consistency and reduce manual errors Instead of manually checking package versions by catting files, consider automating the verification using a script that checks the version against expected values and reports discrepancies. .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml [81-83] run: | - cat packages/javascript-sdk/package.json - cat packages/nextjs/package.json - cat packages/react/package.json + ./verify_versions.sh Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Automating the verification of package versions reduces the risk of manual errors and ensures consistency. This suggestion improves the workflow's reliability and efficiency by replacing manual checks with a script.	7
Enhancement	Add logging to track changes and values during the workflow execution To improve the debuggability of the workflow, consider adding echo statements or logging to confirm the values of RC_VERSION and the results of the sed operation on package.json files. .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml [70-76] run: | RC_VERSION="${{ steps.rc_version.outputs.RC_VERSION }}" + echo "Updating to RC_VERSION: $RC_VERSION" ... find packages -name 'package.json' -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i "s/\"workspace:\*\"/\"$RC_VERSION\"/g" + echo "Updated package.json files to RC_VERSION" Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: Adding logging statements can improve the debuggability of the workflow by confirming the values of variables and the results of operations. While not critical, it enhances transparency and troubleshooting capabilities.	5