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8 months ago PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/leonardocustodio/polkadart/commit/1810957758449eed352d833e18a58ad4de50c295)
Closed justkawal closed 8 months ago
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8 months ago PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/leonardocustodio/polkadart/commit/1810957758449eed352d833e18a58ad4de50c295)
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8 months ago | ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5] | 2, because the changes are straightforward and mostly involve configuration and documentation updates. The addition of commands in the Dockerfile and melos.yaml requires some knowledge of Dart and Docker, but overall, the review should not be too time-consuming. |
| 🧪 Relevant tests | No |
| 🔍 Possible issues | Possible Bug: The `.dockerignore` file lists `.dockerignore` itself, which is unusual and might be a mistake. Typically, you wouldn't need to exclude the `.dockerignore` file from the Docker context. |
| Performance Concern: The `RUN melos test` command in the Dockerfile could lead to long build times for the Docker image, especially if the test suite grows. It might be more efficient to run tests outside of the Docker build process. | |
| 🔒 Security concerns | No |
| relevant file | .dockerignore |
| suggestion | Consider removing `.dockerignore` from the `.dockerignore` file unless there's a specific reason for excluding it. This change is unlikely to impact the Docker build process but can help avoid confusion. [medium] |
| relevant line | .dockerignore |
| relevant file | docker/Dockerfile |
| suggestion | To improve build times and avoid running tests within the Docker build process, consider removing the `RUN melos test` command from the Dockerfile. Instead, run tests as a separate step in your CI/CD pipeline. This approach can help reduce build times and make the Docker image lighter. [important] |
| relevant line | RUN melos test |
| relevant file | melos.yaml |
| suggestion | For the `fetch_dependencies` script, consider adding error handling or a retry mechanism to handle potential network issues during dependency fetching. This can improve the robustness of your CI/CD pipeline, especially in cases where network instability might cause `dart pub get` to fail. [medium] |
| relevant line | run: melos exec --scope="${SCOPE:-*}" -c 1 -- "dart pub get" |
| relevant file | packages/polkadart/README.md |
| suggestion | To enhance clarity, consider specifying where the `multisig_example.dart` file is located or ensuring that the instructions in the README.md are executed from the correct directory. This can help new users to run the example without confusion. [medium] |
| relevant line | dart run multisig_example.dart |
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8 months ago | Category | Suggestions |
| Enhancement |
Add node_modules and log files to the .dockerignore to improve build performance.___ **It's a good practice to also ignore node_modules and log files to reduce the build contextsize. This can significantly speed up the build process and reduce the image size.** [.dockerignore [8]](https://github.com/leonardocustodio/polkadart/pull/434/files#diff-2f754321d62f08ba8392b9b168b83e24ea2852bb5d815d63e767f6c3d23c6ac5R8-R8) ```diff .packages +node_modules/ +*.log ``` |
| Best practice |
Combine apt-get commands into a single RUN instruction to reduce Docker image layers.___ **CombineRUN apt-get update and RUN apt-get clean into a single RUN instruction to reduce the number of layers in the Docker image, which can help in reducing the image size and improve build performance.** [docker/Dockerfile [3-4]](https://github.com/leonardocustodio/polkadart/pull/434/files#diff-f34da55ca08f1a30591d8b0b3e885bcc678537b2a9a4aadea4f190806b374ddcR3-R4) ```diff -RUN apt-get update -RUN apt-get clean +RUN apt-get update && apt-get clean ``` |
Use a script to run multiple commands and reduce Docker image layers.___ **Instead of runningmelos fetch_dependencies and melos test as separate RUN instructions, consider using a script to execute these commands. This will reduce the number of layers in the Docker image.** [docker/Dockerfile [13-14]](https://github.com/leonardocustodio/polkadart/pull/434/files#diff-f34da55ca08f1a30591d8b0b3e885bcc678537b2a9a4aadea4f190806b374ddcR13-R14) ```diff -RUN melos fetch_dependencies -RUN melos test +RUN ./run_tests.sh ``` | |
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| Possible issue |
Correct the indentation or provide a run command for the
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**The |
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8 months ago All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:
Project coverage is 48.52%. Comparing base (
020eae9) to head (1810957).
justkawal
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8 months ago @leonardocustodio Can you please merge it?
Type
enhancement, documentation
Description
.dockerignorefile to optimize the Docker build context by excluding unnecessary files and directories.melos.yamlconfiguration to include a new script for pre-fetching dependencies and improved the test script for more efficient execution.README.mdin thepackages/polkadartdirectory with instructions for running an example, improving the documentation for new users.Changes walkthrough
.dockerignore
Add .dockerignore to Optimize Docker Build Context.dockerignore
.dockerignorefile to exclude unnecessary files and directoriesfrom the Docker build context, such as
Dockerfile,build/,.dart_tool/,.git/,.github/,.gitignore, and.packages.Dockerfile
Optimize Dockerfile for Better Dependency Management and Testingdocker/Dockerfile
dart:stable-sdktodart:stableto use amore stable version of the Dart SDK.
Dockerfile, improving the Docker image build process.
melos.yaml
Enhance Melos Configuration for Improved Dependency Management andTestingmelos.yaml
fetch_dependenciesto pre-fetch all packages,improving the setup process for development and CI environments.
testscript to include flags--no-chain-stack-traces,--ignore-timeouts, and--concurrency=1for more efficient and focusedtest execution.
README.md
Update README with Example Running Instructionspackages/polkadart/README.md
fetch dependencies and run an example Dart script, enhancing the
documentation for new users.