ci: add autofix workflow #419
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new GitHub Actions workflow ( Changes
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participant PR as Pull Request
participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant Runner as Ubuntu Runner
PR->>GH: Open/Synchronize Pull Request
GH->>Runner: Start `autofix` job
Runner->>Runner: Checkout repository
Runner->>Runner: Setup Node.js with latest LTS
Runner->>Runner: Install dependencies (immutable)
Runner->>Runner: Format code using Yarn
Runner->>Runner: Execute autofix action (continue on errors)
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds an autofix workflow designed to automatically apply code formatting and fixes when a pull request is opened or synchronized.
- Implements the autofix.ci workflow with clear steps for checking out the repository, setting up Node.js, installing dependencies, formatting code, and applying autofix.
- Utilizes concurrency to cancel in-progress runs, ensuring only the latest changes are processed.
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.github/workflows/autofix.yml (1)
3-8: Pull Request Trigger Configuration is Appropriate
The workflow is set to trigger on pull requests with the “opened” and “synchronize” event types. This is appropriate for ensuring that code changes are automatically formatted when new commits are pushed to an open PR. Consider reviewing if the “reopened” event should also trigger this workflow for consistency, though it may be intentional as-is.package.json (1)
57-57: Addition of the "format" Script is Correct
The new"format": "prettier --write ."script is correctly added in thescriptssection. This enables consistent code formatting when invoked (e.g., via the autofix workflow). Consider ensuring that a corresponding Prettier configuration file (such as.prettierrc) is present to maintain desired code style rules.
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.github/workflows/autofix.yml (7)
1-1: Workflow Name is Clear and Compliant
The workflow name “autofix.ci” and its accompanying comment clearly explain that the name is required for security reasons. This is concise and clear.
9-12: Concurrency Group Configuration is Well Defined
The concurrency settings using a group based on the workflow name and branch reference (i.e.${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }}) help prevent redundant runs by canceling in-progress workflows. This configuration is both concise and effective.
17-18: Repository Checkout Step is Correct
The use ofactions/checkout@v4to check out the repository is correct and follows best practices.
20-24: Node.js Environment Setup is Configured Properly
The step usesactions/setup-node@v4with the latest LTS node version and caches using Yarn. This is a robust configuration that ensures dependencies are managed efficiently.
26-27: Dependencies Installation Step is Effective
Runningyarn --immutableensures that the installed dependencies strictly match the lockfile, which is essential for a reproducible environment.
29-30: Code Formatting Step Aligns with Project Standards
The step executingyarn formatwill run Prettier as configured in the project. This integration reinforces consistent code style across the repository.
32-35: Autofix Action Integration is Straightforward
The final step applies theautofix-ciaction withfail-fast: false, which allows for gathering all formatting issues without halting on the first error. Ensure that the behavior of this action is well documented so that maintainers know how to address autofix feedback.
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