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CI: fix action status for on-demand jobs
Summary by CodeRabbit
- New Features
- Enhanced CI workflow with improved permissions management for better security.
- Introduced a job status tracking step for better visibility of continuous integration job states.
- Added a step to capture the SHA of the checked-out pull request for improved commit tracking.
- Bug Fixes
- Removed the previous redundant step for posting CI success to GitHub, streamlining the workflow.
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Commits
Files that changed from the base of the PR and between df4a981a7842ee6d980368ce687bbed7d09a3027 and 8cd372333e3a9c35ce2335c0bbf80c3bf8bc0628.
Walkthrough
Walkthrough
The updates enhance the GitHub Actions workflow by implementing a more explicit permissions model and introducing new steps for tracking both the CI job status and the SHA of the checked-out pull request. These changes improve security and monitoring, ensuring better management of job execution while aligning with best practices in permission management.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.github/.../test-pr-command.yml |
Added a permissions section for actions and statuses. Introduced steps for capturing the SHA of the checked-out PR and tracking CI job status using aaronsteers/action-job-status@feat/allow-job-name-override. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GitHub Actions
participant Job Status Tracker
User->>GitHub Actions: Trigger CI Workflow
GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Execute Steps
GitHub Actions->>Job Status Tracker: Update Job Status
Job Status Tracker->>GitHub Actions: Report Status
GitHub Actions-->>User: Return Job Results
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