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feat: add ci workflow #3
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WalkthroughThe updates introduce a Pull Request template and a CI workflow for OsmosysForm. The template ensures thorough, standardized reviews with checklists. The CI workflow automates linting and building on pushes to the main branch or PRs aiming at Changes
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- .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md (1 hunks)
- .github/workflows/ci.yml (1 hunks)
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.github/workflows/ci.yml (9)
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: Good practice: Name your workflows clearly.The workflow name
CI for OsmosysForm Library
is clear and descriptive.
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: Trigger events are well-defined.The workflow triggers on push and pull request events to the
main
branch, which is a good practice for CI.
10-15
: Correct steps for setting up the environment.The steps for checking out the code and setting up Node.js are correctly defined.
22-26
: Ensure that dependencies are up-to-date.The step for installing dependencies is necessary. Make sure that
package-lock.json
is present to ensure consistent dependency versions.
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: Linting step is correctly defined.The linting step is correctly defined. Ensure that the linting rules are comprehensive and cover all necessary checks.
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: Correct dependency on lint job.The
build
job depends on thelint
job, ensuring that the build only runs if linting passes.
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: Correct steps for setting up the environment.The steps for checking out the code and setting up Node.js are correctly defined.
41-45
: Ensure that dependencies are up-to-date.The step for installing dependencies is necessary. Make sure that
package-lock.json
is present to ensure consistent dependency versions.
44-45
: Build step is correctly defined.The build step is correctly defined. Ensure that the build script
npm run build osmosys-form
is accurate and efficient..github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md (6)
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: Comprehensive pre-requisite tasks.The pre-requisite tasks ensure that contributors follow the guidelines and perform preliminary testing.
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: Detailed PR details tasks.The tasks ensure that PR details are updated and follow the specified format.
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: Useful additional information tasks.The tasks ensure that PRs are properly labeled and assigned for review.
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: Important development-specific tasks.The tasks ensure that unit tests, library build, demo application testing, documentation, and version bump are addressed.
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: Clear description template.The description template is clear and provides guidance on what to include.
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: Comprehensive templates for additional information.The templates for related changes, screenshots, pending actions, and additional notes are comprehensive and provide clear guidance.
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main
branch.