Closed onevcat closed 7 months ago
๐ก General suggestions: The changes made in this PR are straightforward and make sense. However, it would be beneficial to add a brief explanation in the PR description about why these updates are necessary. This would provide context to reviewers and anyone looking at this PR in the future.
relevant file | .github/workflows/build.yaml |
suggestion | **Consider parameterizing the macOS version and the iPhone simulator version. This would allow for easier updates in the future and could potentially allow for testing on multiple versions simultaneously. [medium]** |
relevant line | runs-on: macos-14 |
relevant file | .github/workflows/build.yaml |
suggestion | **It seems that the ruby version is removed from the 'ruby/setup-ruby@v1' action. If the ruby version is specified in another place (like '.ruby-version' file), it's fine. Otherwise, it might be better to keep the ruby version here to ensure the correct version of ruby is being used. [important]** |
relevant line | - ruby-version: 2.7.4 |
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โฑ๏ธ Estimated effort to review [1-5] | 2, because the changes are straightforward and involve updating versions and configurations in CI/CD and Ruby version files. However, ensuring compatibility and functionality with these new versions requires some attention. |
๐งช Relevant tests | No |
๐ Possible issues | - The update from macOS-12 to macOS-14 in the CI/CD pipeline might introduce compatibility issues with the existing codebase or dependencies that have not been tested against macOS-14. - Upgrading Ruby from version 2.7.8 to 3.0.6 could lead to potential breaking changes due to differences between Ruby 2.x and Ruby 3.x, such as keyword arguments. |
๐ Security concerns | No |
relevant file | .github/workflows/build.yaml |
suggestion | Consider adding a step to cache dependencies to speed up the build process. This can be done using actions like `actions/cache` to cache installed gems based on a key, for example, a hash of the `Gemfile.lock`. This is particularly useful to avoid reinstalling gems for every build, thus reducing build times. [important] |
relevant line | - uses: ruby/setup-ruby@v1 |
relevant file | .github/workflows/build.yaml |
suggestion | Verify if all dependencies of the project are compatible with Ruby 3.0.6, especially since moving from Ruby 2.x to 3.x can introduce breaking changes. It might be necessary to update the Gemfile or other dependency configurations to ensure compatibility. [important] |
relevant line | 3.0.6 |
relevant file | .github/workflows/build.yaml |
suggestion | Ensure that all actions used in the workflow are compatible with macOS-14. This includes checking compatibility for `actions/checkout@v4`, `ruby/setup-ruby@v1`, and any other actions or scripts that might be indirectly affected by the macOS version upgrade. [medium] |
relevant line | runs-on: macos-14 |
relevant file | .github/workflows/build.yaml |
suggestion | Since the Ruby version is being updated, consider specifying the Ruby version explicitly in the `ruby/setup-ruby@v1` step to ensure consistency and clarity. This helps in making the CI/CD pipeline's behavior more predictable. [medium] |
relevant line | - uses: ruby/setup-ruby@v1 |
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