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  • Chores
    • Enhanced automation pipelines to streamline builds, tests, code analysis, and dependency reviews.
    • Refined linting and pre-commit configurations for improved code consistency.
    • Reorganized project settings to foster a more reliable and efficient development process.

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The pull request updates several configuration files. GitHub Actions workflows have been revised with changes to triggers, concurrency settings, shell defaults, job names, runner environments, and permissions. In addition, the labeler configuration has been updated with new branch and file patterns, while the pre-commit configuration gains additional hooks and repositories. Formatting and linting settings have been adjusted with reordered Prettier options and the addition of a new YAML linter config. The package.json file has also undergone a complete reorganization of its field order.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/labeler.yml Updated branch patterns (added ^renovate/) and file triggers (switched from package-lock.json to yarn.lock).
.github/workflows/*.yml Modified workflows: removed manual triggers, added concurrency blocks, updated cron schedule, renamed workflows/jobs, set shell defaults, updated runner OS, and adjusted job permissions.
.pre-commit-config.yaml Added hooks (no-commit-to-branch, detect-private-key) and new repositories (markdownlint-cli2, yamllint) for expanded pre-commit checks.
.prettierrc.json, .yamllint.yaml Reordered Prettier configuration and introduced a new YAML linting file with custom rule settings.
package.json Reorganized the file structure by reordering fields while retaining the original content.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant GH as GitHub
    participant WA as Workflow Engine
    participant CM as Concurrency Manager

    Dev->>GH: Push commit / Open PR
    GH->>WA: Trigger relevant workflow (e.g., tests, lint, code analysis)
    WA->>CM: Check concurrency group & cancel ongoing jobs if needed
    WA->>WA: Execute workflow steps (checkout, build, test, analyze)
    WA->>GH: Complete workflow run, update status
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  • .github/labeler.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/check-dist.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/codeql.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/dependency-review.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/labeler.yml (2 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/lint.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/renovate-build.yml (2 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/scorecards.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/test-workflow.yml (2 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/test.yml (1 hunks)
  • .pre-commit-config.yaml (1 hunks)
  • .prettierrc.json (1 hunks)
  • .yamllint.yaml (1 hunks)
  • package.json (2 hunks)
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  • .prettierrc.json
  • package.json
  • .github/workflows/labeler.yml
  • .yamllint.yaml
  • .github/workflows/test-workflow.yml
🔇 Additional comments (28)
.github/workflows/scorecards.yml (4)

1-1: Workflow Name Updated:
The workflow name has been updated to "OpenSSF Scorecard" for better clarity and alignment with recent standards.


5-5: YAML Lint Exception Annotation:
A comment has been added to disable the yamllint rule for empty values on the branch_protection_rule line. Ensure that this exception is documented and justified for future maintainers.
[verified]


11-12: Push Branch Formatting Update:
The push event now specifies branches using a multi-line format, which improves readability and consistency.


20-20: Runner Environment Update:
The runs-on attribute has been updated to ubuntu-24.04, ensuring the workflow uses a more up-to-date runner environment.

.github/workflows/test.yml (4)

1-1: Workflow Name Change:
The workflow name has been updated to "Tests" to clearly reflect its purpose.


4-5: Pull Request Branch Trigger Update:
The pull_request trigger now explicitly targets the main branch, ensuring that tests are only run for changes affecting the primary branch.


10-13: Concurrency Configuration Added:
The introduction of a concurrency group (${{ github.ref_name }}-test) with cancel-in-progress: true is a great enhancement to avoid redundant runs.


19-19: Runner Version Consistency:
The job now runs on ubuntu-24.04, aligning with other updated workflows across the repository.

.github/workflows/renovate-build.yml (2)

8-8: Global Permissions Refinement:
Changing the global permission for contents to read follows the principle of least privilege and minimizes potential security risks.


35-37: Granular Job-Specific Permissions:
Overriding the permissions for the build job to grant contents: write and pull-requests: read provides the necessary access for build operations while maintaining tighter controls in other areas.

.github/workflows/check-dist.yml (2)

21-24: Concurrency Added for Dist Checks:
Introducing a concurrency group (${{ github.ref_name }}-check-dist) with cancellation of in-progress jobs helps prevent build conflicts and redundant runs.


25-28: Default Shell Configuration Set:
Setting the default shell to bash ensures consistency across run steps, which can reduce potential environment discrepancies.

.pre-commit-config.yaml (3)

21-22: Additional Security Hooks Added:
The hooks no-commit-to-branch and detect-private-key have been included to enhance commit safety by preventing inadvertent commits to protected branches and accidental inclusion of private keys.


29-32: Markdown Lint Hook Integration:
A new repository for markdownlint-cli2 has been added (pinned at v0.14.0) with its corresponding hook. This improves markdown file quality and enforces style consistency.


34-38: YAML Lint Hook Integration:
The addition of the yamllint hook from https://github.com/adrienverge/yamllint.git (pinned at v1.35.1) is a welcome enhancement, especially with the accompanying YAML configuration file. This ensures YAML files conform to project standards.

.github/labeler.yml (1)

24-27: Confirm Updated Dependency Patterns and File Targets
The updated head-branch for the dependencies section now includes '^renovate/', and the changed-files list includes both package.json and yarn.lock. This change aligns with a shift away from package-lock management to Yarn-based dependency management. Please verify that these regex patterns correctly capture all intended branch names and file changes.

.github/workflows/lint.yml (4)

1-1: Workflow Name Update
The workflow name has been updated to “Lint”, which improves clarity compared to the previous all-lowercase variant.


3-7: PR Trigger Configuration
The on section now triggers on pull requests (and pushes) targeting the main branch. This explicit configuration helps ensure that linting runs only on changes to the primary branch.


11-13: Concurrency Settings
The added concurrency block efficiently groups jobs by branch name and cancels in-progress runs for the same group, reducing duplicate efforts during PRs.


15-17: Workflow Permissions
The permissions block specifying contents: read is a good addition to ensure that the workflow has the minimal required access to the repository.

.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml (2)

9-12: Dependency Review Job Environment and Permissions Update
The dependency review job has been updated to run on ubuntu-24.04 with enhanced permissions (contents: read and pull-requests: write). This update modernizes the runner environment and ensures that the job can appropriately interact with pull request metadata.


14-18: Step Naming Consistency
The checkout and dependency review steps have minor naming adjustments (e.g., removal of quotes). These changes improve consistency without affecting functionality—just ensure that the step names remain descriptive for log readability.

.github/workflows/codeql.yml (6)

4-9: Trigger Configuration for CodeQL Workflow
The push and pull_request triggers are now explicitly set for the main branch, ensuring that CodeQL analysis is run against the primary branch changes. Please verify that no additional branches need to be included.


10-12: Updated Schedule for CodeQL Analysis
The cron schedule has been updated to '18 16 * * 3', which sets a new time for periodic scans. Verify that this timing meets your operational requirements for regular security and quality checks.


13-15: Concurrency Configuration
The addition of a concurrency block for the CodeQL job prevents overlapping runs by uniquely grouping them based on the GitHub reference. This is a solid update for resource optimization.


21-23: Job Name and Environment Enhancement
Renaming the job to Analyze (${{ matrix.language }}) makes it clearer which language is being analyzed. Running on ubuntu-24.04 further ensures that the job utilizes a modern and secure environment.


27-32: Matrix Strategy Configuration
The strategy now explicitly includes language: javascript-typescript and build-mode: none, which provides clarity on the analysis parameters. Confirm that these values are correct for your repository’s codebase.


34-50: Streamlined CodeQL Analysis Steps
The steps for checking out the repository, initializing CodeQL, and performing the analysis are clearly defined with updated action versions. The parameters for languages, build-mode, and queries are well-specified. Overall, the CodeQL workflow looks robust and well-organized.


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@lucacome lucacome merged commit 0ccc2c5 into main Feb 26, 2025
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