🐛 Try to fix key id mismatch for corepack in CI (#1689)

[KATO-Hiro]

close #1689

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated our build system process to include a more robust installation sequence for an essential package management tool, enhancing overall build stability across environments.
  • Introduced an internal reference note to improve future tracking and maintenance.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the CI configuration file by modifying the Corepack-related steps. Instead of using a single command (corepack enable), the workflow now installs Corepack globally with npm install -g corepack@latest before enabling it. This change is applied uniformly across the build, preview, and production job sections. Additionally, a new comment referencing a relevant GitHub issue has been added for context. No changes were made to job dependencies, environment variables, or public API declarations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yml	Replaced the single corepack enable command with two sequential commands (npm install -g corepack@latest then corepack enable) in build, preview, and production. Added a comment referencing a GitHub issue.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Job as CI Job
    Job->>Job: npm install -g corepack@latest
    Job->>Job: corepack enable
    Job->>Job: Execute subsequent workflow steps

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Fix CI build failure after updating @types/node [#1689]	✅

Poem

I'm a hopping rabbit with joyful cheer,
Skipping through CI steps, my path is clear.
With npm and corepack marching side by side,
Build, preview, production—full stride!
Carrots and code, what a delight! 🥕

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

.github/workflows/ci.yml (4)

12-12: Context Enrichment with Corepack Issue Reference
The added comment referencing corepack issue #612 provides valuable context for the key ID mismatch problem. Consider briefly summarizing its relevance for maintainers.

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38-41: Enhanced Corepack Setup in Build Job
Replacing the single corepack enable command with a two-step approach—first installing the latest corepack using npm install -g corepack@latest and then enabling it—is an effective fix to the key ID mismatch issue. Ensure that the global installation has the necessary permissions in the CI environment.

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80-83: Consistent Corepack Setup in Preview Job
The updated commands in the preview job mirror the build job changes, ensuring consistency across environments. This approach is appropriate. It might be worth double-checking that the installation step does not introduce any delays in the preview workflow.

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129-132: Standardized Corepack Setup in Production Job
The production job now applies the same updated corepack initialization process as the other jobs. This standardization helps maintain uniform behavior across the CI environments. Verify that this change complies with any production-specific security or operational policies.

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