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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis update introduces two new GitHub Actions workflows to automate the build, test, packaging, and release processes for a .NET project. The first workflow ( Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User as User/PR/Push
participant GA as GitHub Actions
participant Repo as Repository
participant Dotnet as .NET Environment
participant Test as Unit Tests
User->>GA: Trigger build workflow (dispatch/push/PR)
GA->>Repo: Checkout code
GA->>Dotnet: Setup .NET version
GA->>Dotnet: Restore dependencies
GA->>Dotnet: Build project (Release)
alt On push and non-main branch
GA->>Test: Execute unit tests
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GA->>Dotnet: Create NuGet package
GA->>Repo: Upload NuGet package as artifact
sequenceDiagram
participant User as User/Tag/Push
participant GA as GitHub Actions
participant Repo as Repository
participant Dotnet as .NET Environment
User->>GA: Trigger publish workflow (dispatch/push/main/tag)
GA->>Repo: Checkout code
GA->>Dotnet: Setup .NET SDK
GA->>Dotnet: Restore dependencies
GA->>Dotnet: Build project (Release)
GA->>Dotnet: Create NuGet package
GA->>Dotnet: Extract package version
GA->>Repo: Publish package on GitHub releases
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15-18: Environment Variables Configured
The environment variables (Dotnet_Version, Project_Path, NuGet_Source) are set properly. However, note that "Project_Path" is defined with mixed casing; ensure that all references (e.g., in subsequent steps) use the correct variable name to avoid potential mismatches.
48-55: Artifact Upload Configuration
The upload step correctly usesactions/upload-artifact@v4to archive the generated NuGet package.
Optional Suggestion: For improved cross-platform compatibility, consider using forward slashes (/) in file paths (e.g.,nupkgs/Flow.Launcher.Localization.*.nupkg), even though the job runs on Windows.
56-60: Handling Commented-out Publish Step
The commented-out section for publishing to NuGet.org is clear and appropriately gated to run only on pushes to the main branch. If this functionality is planned for future activation, consider adding a TODO note. Otherwise, removing unused code can help keep the repository clean.
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1-2: Workflow Name is Clear
The workflow name ".NET Core Desktop" is descriptive and aligns with its purpose.
3-8: Workflow Triggers are Comprehensive
The trigger configuration includes manual dispatch, pushes to the "main" branch, and pull requests, which covers a broad range of CI/CD scenarios.
9-14: Job Definition and Runtime Environment
The job "build" is correctly defined withruns-on: windows-latest, ensuring that the workflow runs in a Windows environment suitable for .NET Core Desktop applications.
20-25: Checkout Step Validation
The "Checkout" step usesactions/checkout@v4correctly to retrieve the repository contents.
26-31: Setup .NET Environment
The workflow leveragesactions/setup-dotnet@v4with the provideddotnet-version, ensuring that the correct .NET version is installed.
32-35: Restore Dependencies
The restore step executesdotnet restoreusing the project path from the environment variable. The command is correctly set up to initialize dependencies.
36-39: Build Project Command
The build step invokesdotnet buildin Release configuration without restoring dependencies again, which is efficient given the prior restore step.
40-43: Unit Testing Execution
The test step callsdotnet testin Release mode without rebuilding, assuming that the build artifacts are already present. This is efficient if the prior build is comprehensive.
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44-47: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix Environment Variable Reference in NuGet Packaging.
The NuGet packaging command references the project file using${{ env.PROJECT_PATH }}, but the environment variable is declared asProject_Path(line 17). This inconsistency in casing could lead to runtime errors. Please update the reference for consistency. For example:- run: dotnet pack ${{ env.PROJECT_PATH }} --configuration Release --no-build --output nupkgs + run: dotnet pack ${{ env.Project_Path }} --configuration Release --no-build --output nupkgs
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16-17: Consider Quoting File Paths.
TheProject_Pathvalue contains backslashes (Windows path). Quoting this string (e.g.,"Flow.Launcher.Localization\Flow.Launcher.Localization.csproj") can help avoid potential YAML parsing pitfalls.
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3-8: Workflow Trigger Events are Correct.
The workflow is properly configured to trigger on manual dispatch, pushes to the "main" branch, and pull requests.
15-18: Environment Variables Setup is Correct.
The environment variables are defined clearly. However, note that the variable for the project path is declared asProject_Path. Ensure all references use the same casing.
22-24: Checkout Step is Configured Correctly.
Usingactions/checkout@v4ensures that the latest repository code is fetched.
26-30: .NET SDK Setup is Valid.
The configuration for setting up .NET using the specifiedDotnet_Versionis accurate and follows best practices.
32-34: Restore Dependencies Step is Configured Correctly.
The command to restore dependencies using the provided project path is properly set up.
36-38: Build Step is Configured Correctly.
The project is built in Release mode without re-restoring dependencies, which aligns with efficient build practices.
40-42: Unit Tests Execution is Configured Correctly.
Running tests in Release mode without rebuilding is an effective approach assuming the build step produced the necessary binaries.
48-55: Artifact Upload Step is Configured Correctly.
The upload step usesactions/upload-artifact@v4with clear parameters for artifact name and path.
56-59: Conditional NuGet Publication is Configured Correctly.
The publishing step is correctly conditioned to run only on push events to the main branch, ensuring that NuGet packages are not published on every pull request or manual trigger.
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3-8: Workflow Triggers Configuration
The workflow is triggered on manual dispatch, pushes to the “main” branch, and pull requests. Consider verifying if the blank configuration for the pull_request event is intentional. A more detailed filter may be beneficial for consistency in triggering events.
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1-2: Workflow Name is Clear
The workflow name “.NET Core Desktop” is descriptive and clear.
11-18: Job Configuration and Environment Variables
The “build” job is set to run on the latest Windows environment. The environment variables (Dotnet_VersionandProject_Path) are defined consistently and referenced correctly in later steps.
21-24: Checkout Step Configuration
The step correctly usesactions/checkout@v4to check out the repository, ensuring that the code is available for subsequent steps.
25-30: Setup .NET Step
The “Setup .NET” step is properly configured withactions/setup-dotnet@v4, using the environment variable for the .NET version.
31-34: Restore Dependencies Step
The workflow correctly restores dependencies with thedotnet restorecommand, referencing the project path from environment variables.
35-38: Build Project Step
The build step uses thedotnet buildcommand with the Release configuration and avoids redundant restores. This is both efficient and clear.
39-42: Execute Unit Tests Step
Running unit tests withdotnet testin Release configuration (without building again) is efficient. Ensure that all necessary tests are covered.
43-46: NuGet Package Creation Step
The NuGet package is created usingdotnet packwith appropriate parameters (Release configuration, no-build, and specified output directory).
47-54: Artifact Upload Step
The step “Upload NuGet package” leveragesactions/upload-artifact@v4correctly, specifying the artifact name, path, and compression level.
55-59: Publish to NuGet.org Step
The NuGet push command is conditionally triggered on pushes to the main branch, which is appropriate. The use of backslashes in the file path appears consistent with the Windows environment.
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This reverts commit f64036b.
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57-64: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionPublish GitHub Releases Step & Action Version Update
The step to publish GitHub releases usessoftprops/action-gh-release@v1. However, static analysis suggests that this version is outdated. It is recommended to update this action to a more recent version (e.g.,v1.3.1or later) to avoid potential issues with runner compatibility. See the diff suggestion below:- uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v1 + uses: softprops/[email protected]Additionally, verify that the tag naming using
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60-60: the runner of "softprops/action-gh-release@v1" action is too old to run on GitHub Actions. update the action's version to fix this issue
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1-2: Newline Character Consistency
Static analysis indicates an issue with the newline character on line 1 (expected\n). Please ensure that the file uses UNIX-style newlines to maintain consistency across the repository.🧰 Tools
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[error] 1-1: wrong new line character: expected \n
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1-2: Workflow Name Consistency
Even though this is the publish workflow, the workflow name is declared asbuild. Consider renaming it (for example, topublish) for clarity and to avoid confusion with the build workflow.🧰 Tools
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[error] 1-1: wrong new line character: expected \n
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45-48: Commented-out NuGet Push Step
There’s a commented-out section for pushing to NuGet.org. If this step is not required or is planned for future use, consider removing the commented code to keep the workflow clean.
24-25: Indentation Issue
Static analysis warns that the indentation for the checkout step appears to be off (expected 6 spaces but found 4). Adjust the indentation to maintain YAML consistency. For example:- - name: Checkout + - name: CheckoutEnsure that all list items under
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1-2: Workflow Name Declaration
The workflow is clearly named and correctly declared.
3-8: Trigger Events Configuration
The workflow is configured to trigger on manual dispatch, pushes to the main branch, and pull requests. This configuration is valid; however, verify if you intend for pull request events to trigger the workflow without branch filtering.
15-17: Environment Variables Setup
The environment variables (Dotnet_Version and Project_Path) are clearly defined. Note that the Project_Path uses Windows-style backslashes, which is appropriate for a Windows runner.
39-43: Unit Tests Execution Condition
The step for executing unit tests uses the condition:if: github.event_name == 'push' && github.ref != 'refs/heads/main'This means tests will only run on push events when the branch isn’t main, and they won’t run for pull request events. Please verify that this is intentional. If you want tests to run on PRs as well, consider revising the condition.
44-54: NuGet Package Creation and Upload
The steps to pack and upload the NuGet package look correct. The use ofactions/upload-artifact@v4and the specification of the output path are appropriate..github/workflows/publish.yml (4)
3-10: Trigger Configuration
The workflow is configured to trigger via manual dispatch, pushes to the main branch, and tags. This setup is consistent with a publish workflow.
23-26: Checkout Step
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27-32: .NET Setup Step
The .NET setup step is correctly configured withactions/setup-dotnet@v4and it uses the environment variable for the dotnet version.
50-55: Get Package Version Step
The PowerShell snippet correctly retrieves the package version from the DLL file and sets it as an environment variable. Ensure that the file path (bin\Release\netstandard2.0\Flow.Launcher.Localization.dll) is valid for your project’s output.
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@Jack251970 I changed so publish will happen on tag creation. This allows you guys to keep merging to main without the worry of triggering NuGet publish |
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Test done in Update GitHub Action #5.
TODO