1.1.0

[manquer]

PR Type

enhancement, dependencies

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Description

• Updated the logic for exporting environment variables in src/env.ts and dist/index.js to use the correct variable.
• Bumped several npm development dependencies to their latest versions:
  • @types/jest to 29.5.13
  • @types/lodash to 4.17.9
  • auto-changelog to 2.5.0
  • typescript to 5.6.2

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Enhancement	env.ts Update environment variable export logic                                  src/env.ts Updated the way environment variables are exported. Changed the variable used in core.exportVariable. +2/-1      index.js Update environment variable export logic                                  dist/index.js Updated the way environment variables are exported. Changed the variable used in core.exportVariable. +2/-1
Dependencies	package-lock.json Update npm development dependencies                                            package-lock.json Updated @types/jest to version 29.5.13. Updated @types/lodash to version 4.17.9. Updated auto-changelog to version 2.5.0. Updated typescript to version 5.6.2. +422/-176 package.json Update npm development dependencies                                            package.json Updated @types/jest to version 29.5.13. Updated @types/lodash to version 4.17.9. Updated auto-changelog to version 2.5.0. Updated typescript to version 5.5.4. +4/-4

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⚡ Key issues to review Possible Bug The change in how environment variables are exported might lead to unexpected behavior. The new code uses process.env[k] as the target, which could be undefined. Consistency Issue The changes in dist/index.js should be consistent with the changes in src/env.ts. Ensure that the compiled JavaScript correctly reflects the TypeScript changes.

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible issue	Add a check for the existence of the target environment variable before exporting Consider checking if target is defined before using it in core.exportVariable. If process.env[k] is undefined, this could lead to unexpected behavior. 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.warning(`Environment variable ${k} not found`) +} Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: The suggestion addresses a potential issue where process.env[k] might be undefined, leading to unexpected behavior. Adding a check and warning improves the robustness of the code.	9
Best practice	Remove the non-null assertion operator for safer type checking The use of the non-null assertion operator (!) on process.env[k] might be unsafe. Consider using a type guard or optional chaining instead. src/env.ts [12] -const target = process.env[k]! +const target = process.env[k] Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: The suggestion improves code safety by removing the non-null assertion operator, which can lead to runtime errors if process.env[k] is undefined. Using safer type checking practices is recommended.	8

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