🩹 [Patch]: Bump Process-PSModule to v5 #34
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request updates the Process-PSModule workflow to version 5 and consolidates workflow configuration by removing redundant files and adding centralized configuration.
- Updated the main workflow from v4 to v5 with improved scheduling and dispatch capabilities
- Consolidated nightly runs and linting into the main workflow by removing separate workflow files
- Added configuration file for code coverage targets and dependency management labels
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.github/workflows/Process-PSModule.yml |
Updated to v5, added nightly scheduling and workflow dispatch triggers |
.github/workflows/Nightly-Run.yml |
Removed redundant workflow, functionality moved to main Process-PSModule workflow |
.github/workflows/Linter.yml |
Removed separate linter workflow |
.github/linters/.jscpd.json |
Removed duplicate code detection configuration |
.github/dependabot.yml |
Added automatic labeling for GitHub Actions dependency updates |
.github/PSModule.yml |
Added new configuration file with code coverage target of 90% |
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Module PSSemVer - 1.1.8 published to the PowerShell Gallery. |
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Description
This pull request makes several updates to the repository's GitHub workflow and configuration files, focusing on improving workflow automation, updating dependencies, and cleaning up unused files. The main changes include updating the Process-PSModule workflow to a new version with additional configuration, removing obsolete workflow files, and refining dependency management.
Workflow and CI/CD improvements:
.github/workflows/Process-PSModule.ymlto useworkflow.yml@v5instead ofv4, added nightly scheduling and workflow dispatch triggers, and removed the custom run name. [1] [2].github/PSModule.ymlconfiguration file to set a code coverage target for the Process-PSModule workflow..github/workflows/Nightly-Run.ymlworkflow, consolidating nightly runs into the main Process-PSModule workflow..github/workflows/Linter.ymlworkflow, indicating a change in how linting is handled or a move away from the previous linter setup.Dependency and configuration updates:
.github/dependabot.ymlto automatically adddependenciesandgithub-actionslabels to PRs created for GitHub Actions updates..github/linters/.jscpd.jsonconfiguration file, likely indicating the removal or replacement of duplicate code detection tooling.