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fix: run code quality on both push, and pull requests #113

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@ilevyor ilevyor commented Mar 28, 2024

code quality was not running on pull requests from third party contributors

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    • Updated the code quality workflow to trigger only for actions on the main branch.

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This update narrows the scope of the automated code quality checks to be more efficient and focused. By adjusting the workflow triggers, the checks now exclusively run for activities on the main branch, streamlining the process for both push and pull_request events. This refinement ensures that resources are optimally used, focusing on the most critical branch to maintain high code quality standards.

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.github/workflows/.../code-quality.yaml Modified event triggers to run only on the main branch for push and pull_request events.

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In the realm of code where the rabbits play,
A tweak was made, oh what a day!
Now only on main, the checks will dance,
Ensuring quality with every glance.
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With every push and pull, we aim for the best.
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@ilevyor ilevyor requested a review from a team March 28, 2024 19:30
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On commit 2a7714d, Grit tried to heal these tests:

Job Original Status Final Status
code quality / clippy_check ❌ Failed ❗ Failed on attempt #3 after trying strategies ai, rerun
code quality / clippy ❌ Failed ❗ Failed on attempt #3 after trying strategies ai, rerun

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 542cca3 and 2a7714d.
Files selected for processing (1)
  • .github/workflows/code-quality.yaml (1 hunks)
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.github/workflows/code-quality.yaml (3)
  • 3-6: The configuration to trigger the workflow on both push and pull_request events targeting the main branch is correctly implemented. This ensures that code quality checks are executed for all contributions to the main branch, whether they come from direct pushes or pull requests, including those from third-party contributors.
  • 7-8: The concurrency configuration is set to ensure that only one instance of the workflow runs for a given branch or PR at a time, with newer runs cancelling in-progress ones. This is a good practice to prevent resource wastage and potential conflicts between concurrent workflow runs. However, ensure that this behavior aligns with the project's needs, as it might delay feedback for developers if many commits are pushed in quick succession.
  • 1-9: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [9-20]

The clippy_check job is well-defined, with steps for cloning the code, installing dependencies, and running clippy checks. The exclusion of marzano-wasm-bindings from the checks is noted. Ensure that this exclusion is intentional and reviewed periodically, as excluding parts of the codebase from quality checks could lead to inconsistencies in code quality standards.

@ilevyor ilevyor merged commit dc935b7 into main Mar 28, 2024
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