ci(node): update node engines version handling to reduce the setup time in CI #269
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## Walkthrough
The changes across various files reflect an update to the GitHub Actions workflows and configuration for a Node.js project. These updates include the introduction of custom actions for setting up Node.js, modifications to event triggers, and concurrency settings in workflows. There's also a shift in the coverage reporting configuration and the removal of specific linting rules. Additionally, there's a new script for validating Node.js versions and updates to the project's documentation to reflect the use of Volta for Node.js version management.
## Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
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| `.github/actions/setup-node/action.yml` | Introduced custom GitHub Actions for setting up Node.js environment with `actions/setup-node@v4`. |
| `.github/workflows/deploy.yml` | Updated workflow for NPM release, including custom Node.js setup and semantic release trigger. |
| `.github/workflows/push_code_linting.yml` | Modified event triggers and concurrency, replaced Node.js setup with custom action. |
| `.github/workflows/release_action.yml.disabled` | Replaced `setup-node` action with custom setup-node action. |
| `.github/workflows/test.yml` | Updated test workflow with custom Node.js setup, coverage reporting, and deployment trigger. |
| `.ncurc.yml` | Removed rejection of "chalk" package. |
| `.npmrc` | Removed `use-node-version` config and updated branch patterns for lockfiles merging. |
| `scripts/latest_valid_node_version.sh` | Added script to check for compatible Node.js version. |
| `vitest.config.ts` | Updated coverage configuration to use 'v8' provider and modified reports directory and include paths. |
| `.markdownlint.json` | Removed specific proper names and "code_blocks" setting from MD044 rule. |
| `src/inputs.ts`, `src/readme-generator.ts` | Removed unused imports and commented-out code. |
| `README.md` | Added note on using Volta for Node.js version management. |TipsChat with CodeRabbit Bot (
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.npmrc (1)
- 6-9: The changes to the
.npmrcfile reflect an update in the strategy for merging lockfiles across branches. By includingmainandrelease*in themerge-git-branch-lockfiles-branch-patternarray, it ensures that lockfiles are kept consistent across these important branches. This is a good practice as it helps to avoid merge conflicts and ensures that dependencies are synchronized across branches that are likely to be deployed or released. However, ensure that the CI and local development environments are aware of these changes to avoid any unexpected behavior when working with lockfiles..github/workflows/test.yml (1)
- 66-66: The condition for triggering the
call-workflow-passing-datajob only checks for thepushevent. If this is intentional and you do not want to trigger deployment on other events likepull_request_targetorrepository_dispatch, then this is fine. However, if the deployment should also occur for these events, the condition needs to be updated to include them.vitest.config.ts (1)
- 13-20: The changes to the coverage configuration in
vitest.config.tslook good. The switch to the 'v8' coverage provider can improve performance, and the updates to the reports directory and reporters align with common practices for coverage reporting. Ensure that the new coverage directory and report formats integrate well with any existing tooling or CI processes that consume coverage data..github/workflows/push_code_linting.yml (2)
1-13: The changes to the event triggers and concurrency group look good. The addition of
pull_request_targetallows for workflows to run in the context of the base repository, which can be useful for certain CI tasks, but it should be used with caution due to security implications. The concurrency group setup withcancel-in-progressis a good practice to avoid redundant runs.29-38: The custom
install-nodeaction is now being used, which should streamline the Node.js setup process. However, ensure that the.github/actions/install-node/action.ymlfile exists and is correctly configured to handle the Node.js environment setup. Also, verify that theNPM_TOKENandNPM_AUTH_TOKENare being used appropriately and securely within the workflow.scripts/latest_valid_node_version.sh (1)
- 1-8: The script correctly uses
jqto extract the Node.js engine range frompackage.jsonand then usesnpm viewto find the latest compatible Node.js version. However, there are a few points to consider:
- Ensure that
jqis installed on the system where this script will run, as it is not a built-in tool.- The script assumes that
npmis available and configured correctly to communicate with the npm registry.- The use of
sortandtail -1to get the latest version is clever, but it relies on the version numbers being sortable in a way that the latest version appears last. This is generally true for semantic versioning, but it's worth noting that this could fail for pre-release versions or custom versioning schemes.- The
awkcommand is used to remove single quotes from the version string. This is a bit fragile and assumes that the version will be wrapped in single quotes, which may not always be the case. A more robust approach might be needed if the output format ofnpm viewchanges.Overall, the script is a useful utility, but it should be tested thoroughly in the CI environment to ensure it behaves as expected.
.github/workflows/deploy.yml (3)
62-67: The Node.js version is hardcoded to "20.x". Ensure that this version is compatible with the project's requirements. If the project's Node.js version is dynamic or specified in a file like
.nvmrcorpackage.json, consider using thenode-version-fileproperty or a script to read the version dynamically.90-91: The
npm audit signaturescommand is used to verify the integrity of provenance attestations and registry signatures for installed dependencies. Ensure that this command is supported by the version of npm being used and that the project's CI setup is configured to handle potential audit failures appropriately.93-93: The
npm run build --if-presentcommand will only run the build script if it is defined inpackage.json. Ensure that the build script is indeed present and necessary for the deployment process.
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3-14: The workflow triggers have been expanded to include additional branches. Ensure that these branches are indeed the ones you want to trigger the linting process on, and that there are no branches missing or included by mistake.
16-18: The concurrency group name now includes a dynamic component based on the pull request number or the branch reference. This is a good practice to prevent redundant workflow runs on the same branch or pull request. However, ensure that the
${{ github.event.pull_request.number || github.ref }}expression works as intended in all scenarios, including when the workflow is triggered by a push event that is not associated with a pull request.34-43: The workflow now uses a custom GitHub Action to install a compatible Node.js version. This is a good change for maintainability and can help ensure that the correct Node.js version is used across different workflows. However, verify that the custom action
.github/actions/install-nodeis thoroughly tested and handles edge cases properly. Also, ensure that theNPM_TOKENandNPM_AUTH_TOKENare being used correctly and securely, and thatRELEASE_TOKENis the appropriate token for the operations performed by the workflow.
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25-33: The custom Node.js setup action is now being used, which is a significant change from the standard
setup-nodeaction provided by GitHub. This custom action should be thoroughly tested to ensure it correctly sets up the Node.js environment according to the project's needs. Additionally, thegit fetch --unshallow --tagscommand ensures that all tags are available for the subsequent steps, which is important for versioning and release tasks. It's crucial to verify that the custom setup action properly respects the Node.js version specified in the project's configuration files.30-30: The use of a custom GitHub Action for setting up Node.js (
uses: ./.github/actions/setup-node) implies that the workflow is now dependent on this local action. It is important to ensure that this action is maintained and kept up-to-date with any changes in the Node.js setup requirements. Additionally, the action should be reviewed for security and performance considerations, as it now plays a critical role in the CI/CD pipeline..github/workflows/push_code_linting.yml (2)
1-20: The workflow triggers have been correctly updated to include pull requests and push events for the specified branches. The concurrency settings have been added to prevent redundant runs, which is a good practice for optimizing CI resources. Ensure that the branch patterns specified (e.g., "*.x") match the project's branching strategy.
34-43: The custom action for setting up Node.js is being used, which should streamline the Node.js version management. However, ensure that the custom action at
.github/actions/setup-nodeis thoroughly tested and handles all edge cases, such as the absence of a.nvmrcorpackage.jsonfile specifying the Node.js version. Additionally, verify that theNPM_AUTH_TOKENandNPM_TOKENare correctly used and that theGITHUB_TOKENis the appropriate one for the actions being performed..github/actions/setup-node/action.yml (3)
4-9: The input
versionis defined with a default of '20.x'. This is a good practice as it provides a sensible default. However, ensure that '20.x' is a version that is compatible with all dependencies and the project itself. If '20.x' is not compatible, consider setting a different default that is known to work with the project.41-42: The script uses a custom script
latest_valid_node_version.shto determine the latest valid Node.js version. Ensure that this script is present in the repository and is executable. Also, verify that it correctly determines the latest valid Node.js version according to theenginesfield inpackage.json.54-58: The
actions/setup-node@v4action is used to set up Node.js with the version specified by the output of the previous step. This is a good use of GitHub Actions' capabilities to ensure that the Node.js version is consistent with the project's requirements. The addition ofcache: npmis also a good practice as it can speed up the installation of dependencies by caching them.
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| git commit -n -m 'build(release): bundle distribution files' |
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The previous concern about committing build artifacts to the repository is still valid. This practice can lead to a bloated repository and merge conflicts. It's recommended to deploy artifacts to a package registry or use a separate branch for generated files if necessary.
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The use of semantic-release@latest without specifying a version can lead to unexpected behavior if breaking changes are introduced in new releases. It is recommended to pin the version of semantic-release to avoid such issues.
| # check if the installed node version works with the engines field in package.json | ||
| if npm ln --dry-run --ignore-scripts &>/dev/null; then | ||
| NODE_VERSION="$(node -v)" | ||
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| # check if .npmrc specifies a node version | ||
| elif [ -f .npmrc ] && grep -qP '^node-version\s*=' .npmrc ; then | ||
| NODE_VERSION="$(grep -oP '^node-version\s*=\s*\K.*' .npmrc | cut -d '.' -f 1-3)" | ||
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| # check if .nvmrc or .node-version specify a node version | ||
| elif [ -f .node-version ] && grep -qP '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$' .node-version ; then | ||
| NODE_VERSION="$(cat .node-version)" | ||
| elif [ -f .nvmrc ] && grep -qP '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$' .nvmrc ; then | ||
| NODE_VERSION="$(cat .nvmrc)" | ||
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| # get the latest version of node that is compatible with the engines field in package.json | ||
| elif [ -f package.json ] && jq --exit-status -r '.engines.node' package.json 2>&1 >/dev/null; then | ||
| NODE_VERSION="$(bash ./scripts/latest_valid_node_version.sh)" | ||
| fi | ||
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| # check that we now have a node version, if not, use the default | ||
| if ! grep -qoP '^v?\d+\.(x|\d+\.)?(\d+|x)?' <<<"${NODE_VERSION}"; then | ||
| NODE_VERSION="${{ inputs.version || '20.x' }}" | ||
| echo "::warning::Unable to determine Node.js version from project files, using default version ${NODE_VERSION}" | ||
| fi |
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The script checks for the Node.js version in several places and falls back to the default version if none is found. However, the script assumes that npm ln --dry-run --ignore-scripts will validate the Node.js version against the engines field in package.json, which is not the case. The npm ln command is used to create a symbolic link, not to validate engine versions. You should use npm install --dry-run or another method to check the Node.js version against the engines field.
- if npm ln --dry-run --ignore-scripts &>/dev/null; then
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| # check if the installed node version works with the engines field in package.json | |
| if npm ln --dry-run --ignore-scripts &>/dev/null; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(node -v)" | |
| # check if .npmrc specifies a node version | |
| elif [ -f .npmrc ] && grep -qP '^node-version\s*=' .npmrc ; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(grep -oP '^node-version\s*=\s*\K.*' .npmrc | cut -d '.' -f 1-3)" | |
| # check if .nvmrc or .node-version specify a node version | |
| elif [ -f .node-version ] && grep -qP '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$' .node-version ; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(cat .node-version)" | |
| elif [ -f .nvmrc ] && grep -qP '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$' .nvmrc ; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(cat .nvmrc)" | |
| # get the latest version of node that is compatible with the engines field in package.json | |
| elif [ -f package.json ] && jq --exit-status -r '.engines.node' package.json 2>&1 >/dev/null; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(bash ./scripts/latest_valid_node_version.sh)" | |
| fi | |
| # check that we now have a node version, if not, use the default | |
| if ! grep -qoP '^v?\d+\.(x|\d+\.)?(\d+|x)?' <<<"${NODE_VERSION}"; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="${{ inputs.version || '20.x' }}" | |
| echo "::warning::Unable to determine Node.js version from project files, using default version ${NODE_VERSION}" | |
| fi | |
| # check if the installed node version works with the engines field in package.json | |
| if npm install --dry-run &>/dev/null; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(node -v)" | |
| # check if .npmrc specifies a node version | |
| elif [ -f .npmrc ] && grep -qP '^node-version\s*=' .npmrc ; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(grep -oP '^node-version\s*=\s*\K.*' .npmrc | cut -d '.' -f 1-3)" | |
| # check if .nvmrc or .node-version specify a node version | |
| elif [ -f .node-version ] && grep -qP '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$' .node-version ; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(cat .node-version)" | |
| elif [ -f .nvmrc ] && grep -qP '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$' .nvmrc ; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(cat .nvmrc)" | |
| # get the latest version of node that is compatible with the engines field in package.json | |
| elif [ -f package.json ] && jq --exit-status -r '.engines.node' package.json 2>&1 >/dev/null; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="$(bash ./scripts/latest_valid_node_version.sh)" | |
| fi | |
| # check that we now have a node version, if not, use the default | |
| if ! grep -qoP '^v?\d+\.(x|\d+\.)?(\d+|x)?' <<<"${NODE_VERSION}"; then | |
| NODE_VERSION="${{ inputs.version || '20.x' }}" | |
| echo "::warning::Unable to determine Node.js version from project files, using default version ${NODE_VERSION}" | |
| fi |
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@coderabbitai ln is faster than install for checking engines
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@Jamie-BitFlight Thank you for the feedback. While npm ln might be faster, it does not actually check the engines field in package.json. The purpose of this step is to ensure that the Node.js version is compatible with the version specified in the engines field. If speed is a concern, we could consider using npm pack which is faster than npm install and does check the engines field. Would that be an acceptable solution for you?
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"npm ln --dry-run --ignore-scripts" does check the engines version of the package.json file.
here is an example of the output when the engines version doesn't match:
npm ERR! code EBADENGINE
npm ERR! engine Unsupported engine
npm ERR! engine Not compatible with your version of node/npm: github-action-readme-generator@1.7.2
npm ERR! notsup Not compatible with your version of node/npm: github-action-readme-generator@1.7.2
npm ERR! notsup Required: {"node":">=20.0.0 <21.0.0","npm":">=10.0.0"}
npm ERR! notsup Actual: {"npm":"10.2.0","node":"v21.1.0"}
npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: /Users/jamienelson/.npm/_logs/2023-11-20T18_14_40_815Z-debug-0.log
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- 13-20: The changes to the Vitest configuration for coverage are appropriate and align with the intent to use the V8 coverage provider and update the reports directory and included paths. Ensure that the new
reportsDirectorypath andincludepatterns are consistent with the project's directory structure and that all relevant source files are located within thesrc/directory for coverage analysis..github/actions/setup-node/action.yml (1)
- 26-28: The use of
npm ln --dry-run --ignore-scriptsto check Node.js version compatibility with theenginesfield inpackage.jsonhas been previously discussed. It has been clarified that this command does indeed check theenginesfield. Therefore, the current implementation is correct and can be used as a quick check for Node.js version compatibility..github/workflows/test.yml (5)
3-12: The trigger events for the workflow are well-defined, covering pull requests targeting the main repository (
pull_request_target), pushes to the main branches (main,next,beta, and any branch ending with.x), and a custom event type for repository dispatch (semantic-release). This ensures that the workflow runs in relevant scenarios, which is good for CI efficiency.14-16: The concurrency settings are correctly set to group jobs by pull request number, branch, or workflow name, and to cancel any in-progress jobs when a new job starts. This helps to prevent race conditions and conserve CI resources.
36-38: Using a custom action to set up Node.js is a good approach as it encapsulates the setup logic and allows for reuse across different workflows. However, ensure that the custom action is thoroughly tested to handle different scenarios and that it correctly interprets the Node.js version from the project files.
59-62: The use of
davelosert/vitest-coverage-report-action@v2for reporting coverage is appropriate. Ensure that the paths specified for the coverage reports are correct and that the reports are being generated as expected by thenpm run coveragecommand.66-77: The
call-workflow-passing-datajob is set up to trigger thedeploy.ymlworkflow after tests have passed on push events. This is a good use of job dependencies to ensure deployment only happens after successful tests. However, ensure that thedeploy.ymlworkflow is correctly configured to accept and handle the inputs it receives from this workflow.
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3-7: The
pull_request_targettrigger has been modified to no longer restrict to specific branches. This change could potentially allow the workflow to run on pull requests targeting any branch, which might not be the intended behavior if the original restrictions were in place for security or workflow management reasons. Verify that this change aligns with the project's workflow policies and security considerations.15-16: The concurrency settings have been updated to include a dynamic group name that depends on the pull request number, the git reference, and the workflow name. This is a good practice to prevent redundant workflow runs on the same context, but ensure that the dynamic naming does not lead to unintended consequences, such as preventing necessary workflows from running due to a naming collision.
18-25: Permissions have been explicitly set for the workflow, which is a good security practice to follow the principle of least privilege. However, ensure that all the permissions granted are necessary for the workflow to function correctly and that no excessive permissions are being granted.
38-43: The setup of Node.js has been refactored to use a custom action. This is a good practice as it can simplify the workflow file and centralize the setup logic. Ensure that the custom action is thoroughly tested and handles all necessary cases, such as version resolution and caching.
47-53: The Git configuration step has been added, which sets global user email and name. This is useful for commits made by automated processes. However, ensure that the default values (
stack@bitflight.ioandGitHub[bot]) are appropriate for the project's needs and that they do not conflict with any existing configurations or policies.57-63: The "Report Coverage" step now has the
continue-on-error: trueoption, which means that the workflow will continue even if this step fails. This is useful for non-critical steps that should not block the workflow. However, ensure that coverage reporting is not a required step for the CI process, and that stakeholders are aware that coverage reports might occasionally be missing if this step fails.72-80: The
call-workflow-passing-datajob has been added, which triggers thedeploy.ymlworkflow. This is a good practice for separating deployment logic into its own workflow. Ensure that thedeploy.ymlworkflow is correctly set up to receive and handle therefinput, and that it has the necessary permissions to perform its tasks.
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20-25: The addition of
id-tokenandcontentspermissions in thejobs.run-testssection is a significant change. It's crucial to verify that these permissions are necessary for the workflow and that they are scoped appropriately to minimize security risks. Overly permissive workflows can lead to security vulnerabilities if they are compromised.38-43: Replacing the
setup-nodeaction with a custom action could improve the efficiency of the workflow by using a Node.js version specified in the project files and enabling npm caching. However, it's important to ensure that the custom action is secure, well-maintained, and that it correctly handles edge cases, such as when the specified Node.js version is not available.57-63: The
continue-on-error: trueoption for the "Report Coverage" step allows the workflow to continue even if this step fails. This could be intentional to prevent coverage reporting failures from blocking the workflow, but it's important to ensure that this behavior is desired and that any errors in coverage reporting are still being monitored and addressed.73-80: The new
usesdirective for a deploy workflow in thejobs.run-testssection seems to be calling another workflow file. It's important to verify that thedeploy.ymlworkflow is designed to be triggered in this manner and that it can handle the inputs and secrets correctly. Additionally, the permissions added here should be reviewed to ensure they are necessary and properly scoped.
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The removal of specific branch restrictions for the pull_request_target trigger could potentially introduce security risks. The pull_request_target event runs in the context of the base repository, which means it has access to secrets, even when the pull request is from a fork. This can be a security concern if the workflow is not designed with the necessary precautions. It's important to ensure that the changes to the workflow do not inadvertently expose sensitive information or allow for unauthorized modifications to the codebase.
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| git config --global user.email "${{github.event.pusher.email || 'stack@bitflight.io'}}" | ||
| git config --global user.name "${{github.event.pusher.name || 'GitHub[bot]'}}" | ||
| git config --global user.email "${{ github.event.pusher.email || 'stack@bitflight.io' }}" | ||
| git config --global user.name "${{ github.event.pusher.name || 'GitHub[bot]' }}" | ||
| git fetch --tags | ||
| git status --porcelain -u |
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The configuration of Git with potentially default values for user email and name should be carefully reviewed. If these values are not overridden by actual user data, it could lead to commits with incorrect authorship information. Additionally, fetching tags and checking the status of the repository are operations that should be justified with clear use cases to avoid unnecessary steps in the workflow.
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- 45-50: The removal of the "Configure Git" step may have implications on subsequent steps that rely on Git configurations. Verify that the removal of this step does not negatively impact any processes that require Git settings, such as user email and name, or Git commands like fetching tags and checking status. If any steps do require these configurations, they should be reintroduced or handled appropriately.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
.node-versionfile to specify the Node.js version used in the project.Enhancements
.npmrcto enhance branch-specific lockfile merging strategies.Documentation
Refactor
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Bug Fixes