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ci: update GitHub token in release workflow #481

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@EvanNotFound EvanNotFound commented Dec 2, 2024

  • Replace personal access token with GITHUB_TOKEN for create-pull-request action
  • Enhance security by using built-in GitHub token for authentication

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced release process with manual trigger options for major, minor, or patch releases.
    • Creation of draft GitHub pull requests for streamlined merging.
  • Improvements

    • Updated authentication method for pull requests to a more standard practice.
    • Improved version determination process for clarity in versioning.

- Replace personal access token with GITHUB_TOKEN for create-pull-request action
- Enhance security by using built-in GitHub token for authentication
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The pull request introduces modifications to the .github/workflows/release.yml file, enhancing the release process for the repository. It allows manual triggering of the workflow with an input for the release type (major, minor, or patch), establishes permissions, and outlines steps for checking out the repository and creating a pull request. The workflow now directly pushes changes to the dev branch, updates the authentication token for pull requests, and includes a conditional step for creating a GitHub release only on pushes to the main branch.

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File Change Summary
.github/workflows/release.yml Modified to allow manual triggering with release type input, defined permissions, and updated steps for checking out the dev branch, version determination, pull request creation (now a draft), and conditional GitHub release creation. The authentication token for pull requests changed from ${{ secrets.PAT }} to ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Workflow
    participant GitHub
    participant Repository

    User->>Workflow: Trigger release with type
    Workflow->>Repository: Checkout dev branch
    Workflow->>GitHub: Configure Git
    Workflow->>Repository: Fetch current version from package.json
    Workflow->>Workflow: Calculate new version
    Workflow->>Repository: Push changes to dev branch
    Workflow->>GitHub: Create draft pull request to main
    alt Push to main branch
        Workflow->>GitHub: Create GitHub release
    end
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
.github/workflows/release.yml (3)

Line range hint 26-27: Lock down Node.js version for better stability

Using 20.x could potentially use an unstable version. Consider pinning to a specific LTS version (e.g., 20.10.0).

- node-version: '20.x'
+ node-version: '20.10.0'

Line range hint 73-75: Avoid npm install after version bump

Using npm install instead of npm ci here could lead to inconsistent dependencies between testing and release. The package-lock.json should be updated during development, not during release.

- npm install
+ npm ci

Line range hint 89-91: Consider enhancing the PR body with a changelog

The PR body could be more informative by including a generated changelog of changes since the last release.

- body: "Automated release PR for version ${{ env.new_version }}"
+ body: |
+   # Release v${{ env.new_version }}
+   
+   ## What's Changed
+   <!-- Consider using action/github-changelog-generator here -->
+   
+   ## Upgrade Instructions
+   No breaking changes.
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84-84: LGTM! Good security improvement

Switching to GITHUB_TOKEN from a personal access token (PAT) is a security best practice. The GITHUB_TOKEN is automatically created and rotated by GitHub, reducing security risks associated with long-lived PATs.


Line range hint 51-56: Consider adding version increment verification

The version increment step could benefit from a validation check to ensure the new version is actually greater than the current version.

- Remove 'v' prefix from new version for consistency
- Improve version extraction and environment variable setting
- Ensure clean version number is used in subsequent steps
• Modify checkout action to use dev branch
• Remove creation of separate release branch
• Update PR creation to use dev as source branch
• Set PR to draft status
• Add condition for GitHub release creation
• Simplify overall release process
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