GitAuto: [FEATURE] Add `ShellChecker` workflow

gitauto-ai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Resolves #110

What is the feature

Integrate the ShellChecker tool into our GitHub Actions workflows to ensure the quality of our shell scripts. The ShellChecker tool will analyze shell script code, provide suggestions for improvements, and automatically apply these suggestions where possible. This integration will help maintain high-quality code and prevent potential issues in our shell scripts.

Why we need the feature

Incorporating ShellChecker into our CI/CD pipeline will help us automatically detect and fix issues in our shell scripts. This ensures that best practices are followed, reduces the likelihood of bugs caused by scripting errors, and enhances the overall maintainability of our codebase. Automating this process saves time during code reviews and helps developers focus on more critical tasks.

How to implement and why

Add ShellChecker Workflow:
- Create a new GitHub Actions workflow file at .github/workflows/shellcheck.yml.
  - Reason: Placing the workflow file in this directory follows GitHub's standard for action workflows.
- Configure the workflow to trigger on pull requests affecting shell script files (*.sh).
  - Reason: Ensures that any changes to shell scripts are automatically checked before merging.
Configure ShellChecker in the Workflow:
- Use the ludeeus/action-shellcheck@v1 GitHub Action to run ShellChecker.
  - Reason: This action provides a straightforward way to integrate ShellChecker into GitHub Actions.
- Set the action to analyze all shell script files using the argument '**/*.sh'.
  - Reason: Ensures comprehensive analysis of all shell scripts in the repository.
Implement Auto-Fix Functionality:
- Investigate tools or scripts that can apply ShellChecker suggestions automatically.
  - Reason: Automating fixes accelerates the development process and reduces manual effort.
- Modify the workflow to apply fixes and commit changes back to the pull request branch.
  - Reason: Allows for seamless integration of fixes without additional developer intervention.
- Ensure proper permissions are set to allow the workflow to push changes.
  - Reason: Necessary for the workflow to commit changes back to the repository securely.
Integrate Workflow with Pull Requests:
- Configure the workflow to comment on pull requests with ShellChecker results.
  - Reason: Provides immediate feedback to developers about potential issues.
- Notify developers of any auto-fixes applied, highlighting what was changed.
  - Reason: Keeps developers informed about modifications to their code.
Test and Validate the Workflow:
- Perform tests to verify that the workflow correctly identifies issues and applies fixes.
  - Reason: Ensures reliability and effectiveness of the new workflow before full deployment.
- Adjust configurations as needed based on testing outcomes.
  - Reason: Fine-tuning ensures optimal performance and integration with the existing pipeline.

About backward compatibility

This feature does not affect the application's runtime behavior or external interfaces. Since it modifies only the CI/CD pipeline and development workflows, it maintains backward compatibility with existing deployment processes. Auto-fixes applied to shell scripts should be carefully reviewed to ensure they do not alter the intended functionality of the scripts. By thoroughly testing and reviewing changes, we can safeguard against any unintended side effects.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#110-034f5474-5cc3-4573-8121-afe756eb1d62
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#110-034f5474-5cc3-4573-8121-afe756eb1d62

github-actions[bot] commented 1 month ago

JSON and YAML Validation Results

YAML Validation Results

✅ File(s) Passed: 17
❌ File(s) Failed: 1
⏭️ File(s) Skipped: 0

Violations:

[
  {
    "file": ".github/workflows/shellcheck.yml",
    "errors": [
      {
        "path": null,
        "message": "Invalid YAML",
        "error": "YAMLParseError Implicit keys need to be on a single line at line 40, column 1"
      }
    ]
  }
]

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github-actions[bot] commented 1 week ago

JSON and YAML Validation Results

YAML Validation Results

✅ File(s) Passed: 17
❌ File(s) Failed: 1
⏭️ File(s) Skipped: 0

Violations:

[
  {
    "file": ".github/workflows/shellcheck.yml",
    "errors": [
      {
        "path": null,
        "message": "Invalid YAML",
        "error": "YAMLParseError Implicit keys need to be on a single line at line 40, column 1"
      }
    ]
  }
]