1.1.0

[manquer]

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enhancement, dependencies

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Description

• Enhanced the setup function in src/env.ts to correctly set environment variables using process.env[k].
• Updated the compiled JavaScript in dist/index.js to reflect changes in the TypeScript source.
• Bumped versions of several npm development dependencies, including @types/jest, @types/lodash, auto-changelog, and typescript for improved compatibility and features.

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	Relevant files
Enhancement	env.ts Enhance environment variable setup and error handling        src/env.ts Modified the setup function to use process.env[k] as the target for core.exportVariable. Improved error handling by setting the target variable correctly. +2/-1      index.js Update compiled JavaScript for environment setup                  dist/index.js Updated the setup function to use process.env[k] as the target for core.exportVariable. Ensured consistency with TypeScript source changes. +2/-1
Dependencies	package-lock.json Update npm development dependencies                                            package-lock.json Updated several npm development dependencies to newer versions. Ensured compatibility with updated packages. +298/-126 package.json Bump development dependencies versions                                      package.json Bumped versions of development dependencies including @types/jest, @types/lodash, auto-changelog, and typescript. +5/-5

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⚡ Key issues to review Possible Bug The core.exportVariable function is now using target as the key instead of k. This might lead to incorrect environment variable names being set.

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible bug	Correct the order of arguments in the core.exportVariable function call The core.exportVariable function expects the name of the environment variable as the first argument, not its value. Swap the order of target and value in the function call. src/env.ts [13] -core.exportVariable(target, value) +core.exportVariable(k, value) Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 10 Why: The suggestion addresses a critical bug by correcting the argument order in the function call, ensuring the intended behavior of exporting the environment variable.	10
	Use the correct variable name for setting environment variables The target variable is set to process.env[k], but it's not clear why. Consider using key instead of target in the core.exportVariable() call, as key seems to be the intended variable name for the environment variable. dist/index.js [82131-82132] -const target = process.env[k]; -core.exportVariable(target, value); +core.exportVariable(key, value); Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a potential bug where the wrong variable (target) is used in core.exportVariable(). Using key instead of target aligns with the intended logic of setting environment variables.	9
Possible issue	Use optional chaining and add error handling for missing environment variables Consider using optional chaining (?.) instead of the non-null assertion operator (!) when accessing process.env[k]. This will provide better type safety and prevent runtime errors if the key doesn't exist in the environment variables. src/env.ts [12-13] -const target = process.env[k]! -core.exportVariable(target, value) +const target = process.env[k] +if (target) { + core.exportVariable(target, value) +} else { + core.setFailed(`Environment variable ${k} not found`) +} Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: This suggestion improves type safety by using optional chaining and adds error handling for cases where the environment variable does not exist, preventing potential runtime errors.	9
	Add a check to ensure the key is not undefined before using it Consider adding a check to ensure that key is not undefined before calling Kv.getSecret. This will prevent potential runtime errors if the key is not found in the environment variable name. src/env.ts [10-11] const key = get(k.split(`${prefix}_`), '1') || get(k.split(`KV_`), '1') -const value: string = await Kv.getSecret(prefix, key) +if (key) { + const value: string = await Kv.getSecret(prefix, key) + // ... rest of the code +} else { + core.setFailed(`Invalid key format for ${k}`) +} Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Adding a check for the key's existence before using it prevents potential runtime errors, improving the robustness of the code.	8
Enhancement	Simplify the argument passed to core.setSecret() The core.setSecret() call is using a template literal unnecessarily. Since value is already a string, you can pass it directly without wrapping it in ${}. dist/index.js [82133] -core.setSecret(`${value}`); +core.setSecret(value); Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: The suggestion improves code readability by removing unnecessary template literals around value, which is already a string. This is a minor enhancement but makes the code cleaner.	7

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