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    • Added a configurable log level option to the static code analysis workflow for more flexible logging.
    • Updated the static analysis tool to an earlier version for improved stability.

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The GitHub Actions workflow .github/workflows/qodana.yml was updated to add a new log-level input parameter to the workflow_dispatch event, allowing users to select logging verbosity (debug, error, or trace) with a default of error. The Qodana scan step was modified to pass this log level dynamically via the --log-level argument. Additionally, the Qodana configuration file src/qodana.yaml was changed to downgrade the linter version from jetbrains/qodana-cdnet:2025.1-eap to jetbrains/qodana-cdnet:2024.3-eap. No other changes to exported entities or workflow logic were made.

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.github/workflows/qodana.yml Added log-level input with options debug, error, trace to workflow_dispatch; updated Qodana scan step to use --log-level argument dynamically. Minor formatting tweaks.
src/qodana.yaml Downgraded Qodana linter version from jetbrains/qodana-cdnet:2025.1-eap to jetbrains/qodana-cdnet:2024.3-eap.

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.github/workflows/qodana.yml (1)

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Validate --log-level=debug support and guard against sensitive output
The added --log-level=debug will emit much more detail—and could inadvertently surface secrets like QODANA_TOKEN. Please confirm that:

  1. The JetBrains Qodana CLI/Action actually accepts --log-level=debug in this form.
  2. Debug-level logs still honor GitHub’s secret-masking so tokens aren’t leaked.

You can verify flag support by inspecting the CLI help or Action source, for example:

Consider gating debug logging behind a workflow input or conditional so it’s only enabled when you explicitly need deeper diagnostics.


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qodana scan --help | grep log-level

Length of output: 134


Validate debug log-level support and guard against secret exposure
The sandbox couldn’t run qodana scan, so please manually verify:

  • Flag support: Confirm the Qodana CLI/Action accepts --log-level=debug (e.g. run qodana scan --help locally and look for “log-level”).
  • Secret‐masking: Ensure debug-level logs still honor GitHub’s secret-masking so QODANA_TOKEN (and other secrets) aren’t leaked.

Consider gating --log-level=debug behind a workflow input or conditional so it’s only enabled when deeper diagnostics are explicitly needed.

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.github/workflows/qodana.yml (1)

75-75: Clarify expression precedence for --log-level
The mix of && and || without parentheses relies on operator precedence. To avoid unexpected fallbacks, consider grouping with parentheses:

--log-level,${{ (github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' && inputs.log-level) || 'error' }},

This ensures the fallback to 'error' only happens when inputs.log-level is unset.

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24-32: New log-level input: indentation and YAMLlint warning
The addition of the log-level choice input is correct and aligns with existing inputs (same indent as upload-result-as-artifact). The options list is indented two spaces deeper, which is standard for YAML sequences under a mapping key—even though YAMLlint flags line 30 for indentation; this appears to be a false positive.

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[warning] 30-30: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 10

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71-71: Conditional upload-result only on manual dispatch
You’ve restricted upload-result: ${{ github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' && inputs.upload-result-as-artifact == true }}, so Qodana results are only sent to the cloud when manually triggered and upload-result-as-artifact is true. Verify that this matches the PR objective to fail on publishing to Qodana cloud—if you intend to always fail on publish errors for all triggers, you may need to adjust the condition or expose a separate input.

@piotrzajac piotrzajac merged commit bf51a7e into master Apr 27, 2025
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