Closed seeratawan01 closed 1 week ago
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๐ Score: 85 |
๐งช No relevant tests |
๐ No security concerns identified |
โก Recommended focus areas for review Dependency Management Using the `--no-frozen-lockfile` option might lead to inconsistencies between local development and CI builds due to different dependency versions being installed. This could potentially introduce bugs that are hard to trace and reproduce locally. |
relevant file | .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml |
suggestion | Consider adding a step to ensure that the installed dependencies with `--no-frozen-lockfile` are consistent with those in the `package-lock.json` or provide a mechanism to update the lock file in a controlled manner. This could be achieved by running a script that checks for discrepancies between the installed packages and the lock file, and fails the build if inconsistencies are found. [important] |
relevant line | pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile |
relevant file | .github/workflows/cd-develop.yml |
suggestion | To avoid potential issues with untested versions slipping into production, consider using a more conservative approach like `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` during the final deployment stages or adding a manual approval step before deployment if using `--no-frozen-lockfile`. [important] |
relevant line | run: pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile |
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Category | Suggestion | Score |
Best practice |
Add a verification step to ensure the integrity and security of the updated dependencies___ **Consider adding a step to verify the integrity of the updated lockfile after runningpnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile to ensure that the updated dependencies do not introduce any breaking changes or inconsistencies.** [.github/workflows/cd-develop.yml [74]](https://github.com/usermaven/usermaven-js/pull/138/files#diff-4f501c9619899525498594b20a28ab29c8547673701f9285b403540c8c09762fR74-R74) ```diff pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile +pnpm audit ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7Why: Adding a verification step like `pnpm audit` can help identify potential security vulnerabilities or inconsistencies in the updated dependencies, enhancing the reliability and security of the build process. However, it is not a critical issue, hence a moderate score. | 7 |
Ensure reproducibility and consistency of builds by respecting or correctly updating the lockfile___ **To avoid potential issues with non-reproducible builds, consider using a commandthat respects the lockfile or ensures that the lockfile is updated correctly after installing new dependencies.** [.github/workflows/cd-develop.yml [110]](https://github.com/usermaven/usermaven-js/pull/138/files#diff-4f501c9619899525498594b20a28ab29c8547673701f9285b403540c8c09762fR110-R110) ```diff -pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile +pnpm install --frozen-lockfile +pnpm update --latest ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6Why: Using `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` ensures that the lockfile is respected, which can help maintain build consistency. However, the suggestion to run `pnpm update --latest` contradicts this by potentially altering dependencies, which may not align with the goal of reproducibility. Thus, the suggestion is partially valid but not entirely coherent. | 6 |
PR Type
enhancement
Description
pnpm install
command by adding the--no-frozen-lockfile
option. This change ensures that the lockfile can be updated during the installation process in the CI environment.Changes walkthrough ๐
cd-develop.yml
Modify pnpm install command to allow lockfile updates
.github/workflows/cd-develop.yml
pnpm install
command to include--no-frozen-lockfile
option.