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Use my setup action #65

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Don't write the same thing multiple times.


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Don't write the same thing multple times.
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The pull request involves the removal of the local GitHub Action for setting up Bun with caching from the repository, specifically the file .github/actions/setup-bun-with-cache/action.yml. Consequently, multiple workflow files (ci.yml, preview.yml, and release.yml) have been updated to reference a new remote action for Bun setup, located at 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main. This change ensures that all relevant jobs within the workflows utilize the same external action for dependency management.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.github/actions/setup-bun-with-cache/action.yml Removed the local action for setting up Bun with caching.
.github/workflows/ci.yml Updated action reference from local to remote: uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main in jobs astro-check, biome-check, test, and build-check.
.github/workflows/preview.yml Updated action reference from local to remote: uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main in job deploy.
.github/workflows/release.yml Updated action reference from local to remote: uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main in job deploy.

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (4)

46-46: Verify the setup action implementation for biome-check job

The action change is consistent with other jobs.


60-60: Verify the setup action implementation for test job

The action change is consistent with other jobs.


88-88: Verify the setup action implementation for build-check job

The action change is consistent with other jobs.


29-29: Verify the setup action implementation for astro-check job

The action change is consistent with other jobs, but we should verify the implementation of the external action.

✅ Verification successful

External action implementation matches the local one

The external action at 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache is identical to the removed local action, with only a minor difference in the bun install command where the external action adds --frozen-lockfile flag for better dependency consistency. Both actions:

  • Use the same version of oven-sh/setup-bun@4bc047ad
  • Use the same version of actions/cache@6849a648
  • Have identical caching configuration for node_modules
  • Follow the same setup steps in the same order
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23-23: Architectural concern: Consider using official or well-maintained community actions

The current implementation relies on a personal repository (5ouma/utils). This introduces several risks:

  1. Long-term maintenance uncertainty
  2. Limited community oversight
  3. Potential repository deletion or access changes

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

42-42: Document the rationale for using shared action

To improve maintainability and align with the PR's objective of reducing redundancy, consider adding a comment explaining:

  1. Why this shared action is used
  2. What functionality it provides
  3. Where to find its source code
+# Using shared Bun setup action to reduce redundancy across workflows
+# Source: https://github.com/5ouma/utils/tree/main/setup-bun-with-cache
 uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

Line range hint 1-93: Consider documenting the external dependency

The workflow now has an external dependency that should be documented for future maintainers.

Add a comment in the workflow file explaining:

  • Why this external action is used
  • Link to the action's source repository
  • Any specific version requirements

Example:

name: 🎽 CI

+# External Dependencies:
+# - 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache: Handles Bun installation and dependency caching
+#   Repository: https://github.com/5ouma/utils
+#   Used in all jobs for consistent Bun setup
.github/workflows/preview.yml (1)

23-23: Consider moving the shared action to an organization-level repository

While reducing redundancy by sharing the setup action is good, hosting it in a personal repository (@5ouma) may lead to maintainability and availability issues. Consider:

  1. Moving the action to an organization-level repository
  2. Implementing proper access controls and review processes
  3. Setting up automated testing for the shared action
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.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

42-42: 💡 Codebase verification

⚠️ Potential issue

Security and stability risks confirmed across multiple workflows

The verification reveals consistent usage of the unpinned @main tag across all workflow files:

  • release.yml: Using @main
  • preview.yml: Using @main
  • ci.yml: Using @main in multiple steps

The action's repository shows active development with recent commits (latest from November 22, 2024), confirming the volatility risk of using @main. For enhanced security and stability, pin all occurrences to the specific commit 6059bafba70700e833d890448586a3c90b2bfb2d which introduced the Bun setup action.

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@6059bafba70700e833d890448586a3c90b2bfb2d # 2024-11-22 - Initial Bun setup action
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Security and stability concerns with unpinned external action

Using an external action from a personal repository (5ouma/utils) with @main tag poses several risks:

  1. Security: The main branch could be compromised or maliciously modified
  2. Stability: Changes to the main branch could break the workflow without notice
  3. Auditability: It's harder to track which version of the action was used in each run

Consider these improvements:

  1. Pin the action to a specific commit SHA for security and stability
  2. Move the action to an organization-owned repository for better governance
  3. Document the action's functionality in the workflow comments
-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@{specific-commit-sha} # vX.Y.Z

Let's verify the action's usage across workflows and its commit history:

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

29-29: ⚠️ Potential issue

⚠️ Security and reliability concerns with external action reference

The workflow now depends on an external action from a personal repository (5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main). This introduces several potential risks:

  1. Security: External actions can be modified without notice when using the @main tag
  2. Reliability: Workflow depends on the availability of an external repository
  3. Version control: Using @main instead of a specific commit SHA makes the workflow non-deterministic

Consider these alternatives:

  1. Fork the action to your organization's repository for better control
  2. Pin to a specific commit SHA instead of using @main
  3. If the action is simple enough, consider keeping it local to avoid external dependencies

Example of pinning to a specific commit:

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@{specific-commit-sha}

Also applies to: 46-46, 60-60, 88-88

.github/workflows/preview.yml (1)

23-23: 💡 Codebase verification

⚠️ Potential issue

Action should be pinned to commit SHA 6059bafb

The remote action 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache exists and has a specific commit (6059bafb) that introduced the Bun setup action with the commit message "feat(action): Add Bun setup action". To ensure security and stability, update the reference to use this specific commit SHA:

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@6059bafb
🔗 Analysis chain

Security concern: Action reference should be pinned to a specific commit SHA

The workflow is using an unpinned reference to a remote action (5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main). This is a security risk as the main branch can be updated at any time, potentially introducing malicious code. All other actions in this workflow correctly use commit SHA pinning.

Let's verify the commit history of the referenced action:

Please update the action reference to use a specific commit SHA instead of main. Example:

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@{specific-commit-sha}
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Actionable comments posted: 4

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.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

42-42: Consider moving the action to an organization-owned repository

For better security and maintainability, consider:

  1. Moving the action to an organization-owned repository
  2. Implementing proper version control with releases
  3. Setting up security scanning and review processes

Would you like assistance in setting up an organization-level action with proper security controls?

.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

Line range hint 1-93: Consider alternative approaches to action reuse

While centralizing the Bun setup logic aligns with DRY principles, consider these alternative approaches for better maintainability and security:

  1. Use GitHub's official composite actions
  2. Create a dedicated action repository within your organization
  3. Use GitHub's reusable workflows feature

Example of a reusable workflow approach:

# .github/workflows/setup-bun.yml
name: Setup Bun
on:
  workflow_call:

jobs:
  setup:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: oven-sh/setup-bun@v1
      - uses: actions/cache@v3
        with:
          path: node_modules
          key: ${{ runner.os }}-bun-${{ hashFiles('**/bun.lockb') }}

Then in your workflow:

jobs:
  astro-check:
    uses: ./.github/workflows/setup-bun.yml
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.github/workflows/release.yml (2)

42-42: ⚠️ Potential issue

Security: Pin the action to a specific commit SHA instead of using @main

Using @main for GitHub Actions is risky as it's mutable and could be compromised. Unlike other actions in this workflow that use commit SHAs, this introduces potential security vulnerabilities.

Apply this change to pin to a specific commit:

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@{specific-commit-sha}

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.


42-42: 💡 Codebase verification

Consider using an official or well-established action for Bun setup

Based on the verification results:

  • The repository is relatively new (created in November 2024)
  • Has minimal activity (0 stars, 0 issues)
  • The action was just added on November 22, 2024
  • No established track record of maintenance or security reviews

Recommendations:

  • Consider using the official Bun setup action (oven-sh/setup-bun) or other well-maintained alternatives
  • If keeping the current action, pin it to a specific commit hash instead of using @main to prevent unexpected changes
🔗 Analysis chain

Verify the remote action's implementation and accessibility

The action is hosted in a personal repository rather than an organization. This raises concerns about:

  1. Long-term maintenance and availability
  2. Security review and approval processes
  3. Consistency across different workflow files

Let's verify the implementation and usage:


Let me gather more information about the action's implementation and its usage pattern.


Let me check the actual implementation of this action to better assess its reliability.

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# Check commit history stability
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.github/workflows/ci.yml (1)

29-29: ⚠️ Potential issue

⚠️ Security and reliability concerns with external action reference

The workflow is now depending on an external action from a personal repository using the @main branch tag. This introduces several concerns:

  1. Security: External actions can be modified without notice, potentially introducing security risks
  2. Reliability: Using @main instead of a specific version or commit SHA makes the workflow non-deterministic
  3. Availability: Personal repositories may become unavailable or be deleted

Consider one of these approaches:

  1. Fork the action to your organization's repository and reference a specific commit SHA:
-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: your-org/actions/setup-bun-with-cache@{commit-sha}
  1. Pin to a specific commit SHA of the current action:
-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@{commit-sha}

Also applies to: 46-46, 60-60, 88-88

.github/workflows/preview.yml (1)

23-23: 💡 Codebase verification

⚠️ Potential issue

Action reference should be pinned to commit 3ee69f4f6cc5f4b9c925dfe9cb5b8c77075a2b91

Replace the branch reference with the specific commit hash to ensure security and reproducibility:

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@3ee69f4f6cc5f4b9c925dfe9cb5b8c77075a2b91
🔗 Analysis chain

Security concern: Action reference should be pinned to a specific commit hash

The current implementation uses @main which could lead to unexpected behavior or security vulnerabilities if the remote action is modified. Always pin external actions to specific commit hashes for security and reproducibility.

Let's verify the action's existence and latest commit:

Suggested fix:

-uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main
+uses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@{specific-commit-hash}
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  --jq '.sha'

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves the removal of a custom GitHub Action for setting up Bun with caching, which has been replaced across multiple workflow files with a reference to a remote action from an external repository. The changes affect the CI, preview, and release workflows, ensuring that the action used for Bun setup is now standardized and maintained externally.

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File Path Change Summary
.github/actions/setup-bun-with-cache/action.yml Action removed: name: 🍞 Setup Bun with Cache
.github/workflows/ci.yml Action updated: uses: ./.github/actions/setup-bun-with-cacheuses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main in jobs astro-check, biome-check, test, and build-check
.github/workflows/preview.yml Action updated: uses: ./.github/actions/setup-bun-with-cacheuses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main in job deploy
.github/workflows/release.yml Action updated: uses: ./.github/actions/setup-bun-with-cacheuses: 5ouma/utils/setup-bun-with-cache@main in job deploy

Possibly related PRs

  • Deploy and analyze performance #12: The changes in this PR involve updating the preview.yml workflow to use a remote action for setting up Bun with caching, which is directly related to the main PR's removal of the local action definition.
  • Change the environment variable for repository name #15: This PR also modifies the preview.yml workflow to change the deployment command, which is relevant as it continues to utilize the updated Bun setup action from the main PR.
  • Don't treat the input as JSON #16: Similar to the previous PRs, this one updates the preview.yml workflow, ensuring that the deployment process remains consistent with the changes made in the main PR regarding the Bun setup.
  • Enhance the procedure #49: Although primarily focused on documentation, this PR updates the usage instructions related to bun, which connects to the changes made in the main PR regarding the Bun setup process.

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