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This pull request introduces changes to improve the handling of GitHub Actions workflows by adding support for tag-based operations and refactoring the configuration setup. Additionally, it includes updates to testing configurations and test cases to align with these changes.

GitHub Actions Workflow Enhancements:

  • src/configuration.ts: Added a new env parameter to the Configuration class and a method isTag to determine if the workflow is triggered by a tag reference. [1] [2]
  • src/main.ts: Updated the main function to conditionally execute temporary branch creation and deletion based on the isTag property.
  • src/model/artifacts.ts: Modified the Artifacts class to conditionally execute tag-related tasks (collect and move) based on the isTag property.

Testing Updates:

  • tests/unit/model/artifacts.test.ts: Added a new test case to verify that tag-related tasks are skipped when the action is not triggered by a tag. Updated the configuration function to accept an optional env parameter for testing purposes.

Configuration and File Structure Adjustments:

  • jest.config.ts: Updated paths in moduleNameMapper and setupFilesAfterEnv to reflect the new file structure after renaming tests/jest.config.ts to jest.config.ts.
  • package.json: Simplified the Jest configuration in the test script to use the default jest.config.ts.
  • tests/tsconfig.json: Adjusted the include paths to match the updated file structure.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added detection of tag references in the environment, enabling conditional execution of tag-related operations.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Tag-related tasks are now only performed when running on a tag reference, preventing unnecessary operations on branches.
  • Tests
    • Introduced new tests to verify tag-related operations are skipped for branch references.
  • Chores
    • Simplified test script configuration and updated related paths for improved maintainability.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR improves the handling of GitHub Actions workflows by introducing tag-based operation support and refining configuration and testing setups.

  • Enhanced tag detection logic in the configuration and artifacts handling.
  • Updated the main workflow to conditionally run branch operations based on tag context.
  • Adjusted test configurations and file paths to match the new file structure.

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tests/unit/model/artifacts.test.ts Adds test cases to validate that tag-related tasks are skipped on branches.
tests/tsconfig.json Updates include paths to reflect the new directory structure.
src/model/artifacts.ts Refactors artifact operations to run conditionally when running on tags.
src/main.ts Modifies workflow execution to conditionally create and delete temporary branches based on tag status.
src/configuration.ts Introduces an env parameter and a new isTag getter to detect tag references.
package.json Simplifies the Jest test script configuration.
jest.config.ts Adjusts module path mappings and setup file paths per the updated project structure.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce conditional logic based on whether the current GitHub reference is a tag. The Configuration class now accepts environment variables and exposes an isTag property. This property is used in main.ts and artifacts.ts to control the execution of tag-related operations. Test configuration paths and scripts were updated, and a new test verifies the absence of tag operations for branch refs.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
jest.config.ts, tests/tsconfig.json Updated module path mappings and setup file location; adjusted TypeScript include path for Jest config.
package.json Simplified test script to use default Jest settings, removing explicit config file reference.
src/configuration.ts Constructor now accepts env; added isTag property to detect tag refs via environment variables.
src/main.ts Passes process.env to Configuration; conditionally runs branch operations based on isTag.
src/model/artifacts.ts Tag-related methods (collect, move) in update() now run only if isTag is true.
tests/unit/model/artifacts.test.ts Added test to confirm tag operations are skipped for branch refs; updated helper to accept custom env.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Main
    participant Configuration
    participant TemporaryBranch
    participant Artifacts

    Main->>Configuration: new Configuration(getInput, process.env)
    Configuration-->>Main: isTag

    alt isTag is true
        Main->>TemporaryBranch: create()
        Main->>Artifacts: update()
        Main->>TemporaryBranch: delete()
    else isTag is false
        Main->>Artifacts: update()
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Artifacts
    participant Configuration
    participant Tags

    Artifacts->>Configuration: isTag

    Artifacts->>Artifacts: compile()
    Artifacts->>Artifacts: deploy()

    alt isTag is true
        Artifacts->>Tags: collect()
        Artifacts->>Tags: move()
    else isTag is false
        Note right of Artifacts: Skip tag operations
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/model/artifacts.ts (1)

19-21: Consider using explicit if statements for better readability.

While the short-circuit evaluation works correctly, using explicit conditional statements would improve readability when dealing with side effects.

-      this.configuration.isTag && (await this.tags.collect());
+      if (this.configuration.isTag) {
+        await this.tags.collect();
+      }
       await this.deploy();
-      this.configuration.isTag && (await this.tags.move());
+      if (this.configuration.isTag) {
+        await this.tags.move();
+      }
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src/model/artifacts.ts (1)
Learnt from: widoz
PR: widoz/github-artifacts-action#0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2024-07-26T21:12:06.838Z
Learning: The `tags.collect` method is called before the `tags.move` method in the `Artifacts` class to ensure the correct sequence of operations.
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src/main.ts (2)
src/configuration.ts (2)
  • Configuration (3-23)
  • isTag (20-22)
src/model/temporary-branch.ts (1)
  • TemporaryBranch (4-60)
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package.json (1)

33-33: LGTM! Simplified test script aligns with Jest best practices.

The removal of the explicit config path indicates that jest.config.ts has been moved to the root directory to serve as the default configuration, which is a standard Jest practice.

tests/tsconfig.json (1)

12-12: Correct path update for relocated Jest configuration.

The path change from "jest.config.ts" to "../jest.config.ts" correctly reflects the relocation of the Jest configuration file from the tests directory to the project root.

jest.config.ts (2)

7-8: Correct module path mappings for root-level configuration.

The module name mapper paths have been correctly updated to remove the ../ prefix, reflecting that the Jest configuration is now located at the project root level.


10-10: Correct setup file path for new directory structure.

The setup file path has been properly updated to point to <rootDir>/tests/setup-tests.ts, aligning with the reorganized file structure.

src/main.ts (3)

9-9: Good enhancement: Environment-aware configuration.

Adding process.env to the Configuration constructor enables environment-aware behavior, which is essential for the new tag detection functionality.


15-15: Clean extraction of tag detection logic.

Extracting the isTag property improves code readability and centralizes the tag detection logic for use in conditional operations.


18-18: Efficient conditional execution for tag-specific operations.

The conditional logic appropriately skips temporary branch creation and deletion when not operating on tags, improving performance and avoiding unnecessary git operations. The null return values work correctly in Promise chains.

Also applies to: 20-20

src/configuration.ts (2)

7-10: LGTM! Well-designed constructor enhancement.

The addition of the env parameter with proper Readonly<NodeJS.ProcessEnv> typing follows good practices for dependency injection and immutability.


20-22: LGTM! Robust tag detection implementation.

The nullish coalescing operator provides good defense against undefined environment variables, and the refs/tags/ prefix check correctly follows GitHub's reference format.

tests/unit/model/artifacts.test.ts (2)

139-168: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for branch scenarios.

This test case effectively validates that tag operations are skipped when running on branch references. The setup is clean and assertions are precise.


171-181: LGTM! Well-designed helper function enhancement.

The optional env parameter maintains backward compatibility while enabling flexible test scenarios. The default tag reference ensures existing tests continue working without modification.

@widoz widoz merged commit a8c5987 into main Jun 7, 2025
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@widoz widoz deleted the feature/compile-for-branches branch June 7, 2025 18:23
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