Features/rationalize tests

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anthropic debug - [puLL-Merge] - brave/pull-merge@119

Description

This PR changes the GitHub Actions workflow configurations to split the loop job into separate jobs for each AI provider (Anthropic, Bedrock, and OpenAI). It also updates the action.yml file to dynamically import the appropriate patch retrieval module based on the PR author (renovate[bot] or dependabot[bot]). Additionally, the PR adds a watermark to the review submission to indicate the AI provider used in debug mode.

Changes

Changes

• .github/workflows/loop.yml renamed to .github/workflows/loop-anthropic.yml
  • Removed openai_api_key and bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn secrets
• Added .github/workflows/loop-bedrock.yml workflow
  • Uses TEST_SECURITY_BEDROCK_AWS_IAM_ROLE_ARN secret for bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn
• Added .github/workflows/loop-openai.yml workflow
  • Uses OPENAI_API_KEY secret for openai_api_key
• action.yml changes:
  • Dynamically imports getPatch module based on PR author
  • Removes separate handling for renovate and dependabot PRs
  • Adds AI provider specific watermark in debug mode
• src/getDependabotPatch.js and src/getRenovatePatch.js
  • Added comment that runIfPrivate is ignored for these patches

Security Hotspots

• Sensitive data exposure
  • The debug option in action.yml logs the inputs object which may contain secrets. Ensure secrets are not logged.
• Misconfigurations
  • Ensure the appropriate secrets are set for each workflow file to avoid using the wrong AI provider keys.
• Insecure Deserialization
  • The dynamic module imports in action.yml should validate the imported modules to avoid prototype pollution attacks.

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openai debug - [puLL-Merge] - brave/pull-merge@119

Description

This pull request introduces several changes mainly regarding the renaming and division of GitHub workflow files catered to different API integrations (Anthropic, Bedrock, OpenAI). It seems designed to better modularize the workflow files based on specific external integration, which might aid in clearer development and debugging processes. Moreover, the PR appears to adapt the configuration in the Action YAML file to dynamically import certain modules based on the user or bot creating the pull request (e.g., Dependabot, Renovate).

Changes

Changes

Renaming and Reconfiguration

• .github/workflows/loop.yml to loop-anthropic.yml
  • Workflow file renamed and the workflow name changed to "loop anthropic".
  • Removed OpenAI key and AWS IAM role binding, focusing on Anthropic API.

New Workflow Files

• .github/workflows/loop-bedrock.yml

  • New workflow specifically designed for what seems to be a Bedrock integration.
  • Includes standard steps using GitHub checkout actions, debug information settings, and region-specific configurations.

• .github/workflows/loop-openai.yml

  • Specific workflow file for OpenAI integration.
  • Similar structure to the Bedrock file, including checkout, debug settings, and API key configuration for OpenAI.

GitHub Action Configuration

• action.yml
  • Removed direct imports of getPatch.js, getRenovatePatch.js, and getDependabotPatch.js, and moved them to a context-aware import statement, likely to reduce unnecessary imports when they are not needed.
  • Added dynamic patch set-up based on whether the pull request is from Renovate or Dependabot.
  • Reorganized some debugging and review submission logic to factor in the new dynamic script loading.

Minor Changes on Patch Scripts

• src/getDependabotPatch.js and src/getRenovatePatch.js
  • Minor comment addition that runIfPrivate is ignored as patches from these bots are always public.

Security Hotspots

1. Dynamic Import in action.yml:

   • The dynamic loading of module scripts based on the user context (Dependabot or Renovate) is potentially risky. It assumes that the incoming bot names are trusted, which might be exploited if spoofing of some sort might be possible.

2. Exposure of Sensitive API Keys in Workflow Files (loop-anthropic.yml, loop-bedrock.yml, loop-openai.yml):

   • Storing sensitive API keys in workflow files, even if secured by GitHub secrets, always presents a risk if misconfigurations occur or if there are changes in access controls.

3. Workflow Runs On Every Pull Request:

   • The triggers set for running these workflows (on: pull_request) might expose the system to potentially high usage or DDoS-like conditions if many PRs are submitted in quick succession.

While the changes in the PR seem quite orderly and purposeful, ensuring secured handling of secrets and dynamic script loads is crucial to avoid potential misconfigurations or security breaches.

[github-actions]

bedrock debug - [puLL-Merge] - brave/pull-merge@119

Description

This PR changes the GitHub Actions workflow to split the existing loop workflow into three separate workflows: loop-anthropic, loop-openai, and loop-bedrock. Each workflow is triggered on pull requests and uses a different AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Bedrock) for processing. The action.yml file is also updated to dynamically import the appropriate patch retrieval function based on the PR author (Renovate, Dependabot, or regular).

Changes

Changes

• .github/workflows/loop.yml renamed to .github/workflows/loop-anthropic.yml
  • Removed openai_api_key and bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn inputs
• Added .github/workflows/loop-bedrock.yml
  • Uses TEST_SECURITY_BEDROCK_AWS_IAM_ROLE_ARN secret for bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn input
• Added .github/workflows/loop-openai.yml
  • Uses OPENAI_API_KEY secret for openai_api_key input
• action.yml
  • Dynamically imports getPatch function based on PR author
  • Adds debug watermark indicating AI provider used
• src/getDependabotPatch.js and src/getRenovatePatch.js
  • Added comment indicating runIfPrivate is ignored for Renovate/Dependabot patches

Security Hotspots

• Ensure the TEST_SECURITY_BEDROCK_AWS_IAM_ROLE_ARN, OPENAI_API_KEY and ANTHROPIC_API_KEY secrets are properly configured and have minimal required permissions.
• Review the dynamically imported getPatch functions (src/getPatch.js, src/getRenovatePatch.js, src/getDependabotPatch.js) to ensure they handle the PR patch securely.
• Validate that ignoring the runIfPrivate option for Renovate and Dependabot PRs does not introduce any unintended security risks.