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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates repository automation, CI validation, action pins, SonarCloud retry behavior, ignore rules, and README formatting. It removes GitHub Actions Dependabot updates and replaces selected CI test steps with placeholders or coverage commands. ChangesRepository maintenance
Priority: ⚪ Not assessed Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The current workflows can fail repository validation and expose CI credentials to pull-request code, so these issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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This pull request removes the 'github-actions' ecosystem configuration from '.github/dependabot.yml' and deletes the 'petry-projects secrets baseline' block from '.gitignore', replacing it with manual '.env' ignores. These changes will cause several compliance tests to fail, as the test suite explicitly requires the 'github-actions' ecosystem configuration and the verbatim secrets baseline block. Additionally, adding broad '.env' wildcards conflicts with the baseline's handling of dotenv templates.
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.github/dependabot.yml (8-16)
Removing the github-actions ecosystem configuration will cause the compliance test tests/dependabot-github-actions-ecosystem.bats to fail. The test suite explicitly requires a github-actions entry with a weekly schedule and an open pull requests limit of 10.
.gitignore (1)
The entire petry-projects secrets baseline block has been removed. This will cause multiple compliance tests in tests/gitignore-baseline.bats to fail, as they require the baseline block to be present verbatim at the top of the .gitignore file.
.gitignore (15-16)
Adding broad .env and .env.* wildcards here will cause the compliance test tests/gitignore-baseline.bats to fail (specifically the L2 does not re-ignore a baseline-negated dotenv path test) once the baseline block is restored. The baseline block already handles ignoring the dotenv family while safely re-allowing templates (like .env.example). To avoid re-ignoring those templates, avoid adding broad .env wildcards below the baseline block.
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In @.github/dependabot.yml:
- Line 16: Update tests/dependabot-github-actions-ecosystem.bats to match the
intended Dependabot configuration, which enables only npm security updates;
either change its assertions to validate the frontend stack or exclude the
GitHub Actions test from this stack, while preserving coverage for the
configured behavior.
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 83: Update tests/ci-secret-scan.bats to match the single-attempt wget
download in the secret-scan job: remove assertions for retries, backoff, and
post-loop gating, and assert the single download plus the existing checksum
failure handling. Do not modify the workflow to restore retries.
- Line 83: Update the gitleaks download command in the CI workflow to use curl
with HTTPS-only protocol and redirect restrictions, preserving the existing
output path and checksum-validation flow.
- Around line 56-57: Keep the CI placeholder step unchanged, and update the
affected coverage test assertion so it checks only jobs that actually perform
apt installs rather than requiring an apt retry loop in build-and-test. Use the
existing test’s job-selection and apt-install detection symbols to limit the
assertion without adding stack-specific workflow steps.
- Line 46: Restore a job-level timeout-minutes value of 10 for each runner
job—build-and-test, secret-scan, and coverage—in the workflow. Ensure every job
declares this positive bounded timeout while preserving the existing job steps
and configuration.
- Around line 114-115: Update tests/ci-apt-retry.bats to match the
single-attempt apt setup: remove or replace assertions expecting three retries
for build-and-test and coverage, and remove the assertion rejecting kcov. Keep
the test validating the workflow’s single apt-get update and apt-get install -y
-qq bats kcov commands without restoring retry behavior.
In @.gitignore:
- Line 13: Update the “Logs / env” section of .gitignore to restore the baseline
secret-file ignore rules from petry-projects/.github, or add equivalent patterns
covering cloud credentials, private keys, Kubernetes configuration, Terraform
state, database dumps, and registry credentials.
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🤖 Automated rebase aborted — cannot rebase safely I attempted to rebase Why the rebase is not safe1. The branch shares no common ancestor with Because there is no merge base, 2. The net content is stale and would regress
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Seeds the org baseline scaffold (workflow stubs pinned to published channel tags + root/baseline files) from petry-projects/.github standards/. Generated by seed-repo-template.sh (#966).
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