chore: test stdlib #130
chore: test stdlib #130
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WalkthroughThe recent update introduces a new job named Changes
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102-140: Thetest-stdlibjob is well-structured and follows a logical sequence of steps to ensure the standard library is tested thoroughly. However, there are a few points to consider for improvement:
Consistency in Action Versions: The job uses
actions/checkout@v3for cloning the main codebase andactions/checkout@v4for checking out the JavaScript repository. It's generally a good practice to use the same version of actions across the workflow unless there's a specific reason for the discrepancy. Ifv4offers improvements or features needed for checking out the JavaScript repository, consider upgrading the first checkout step tov4as well.Rust Toolchain Version: The job specifies a nightly Rust toolchain version (
nightly-2023-11-16). While using a nightly version might be necessary for certain features, it's important to document the reasons for this choice, especially if specific nightly features are being utilized. This ensures maintainability and makes it easier for new contributors to understand the decision.Go Version Specification: The Go version is specified with a caret (
^1.22.0), which allows for minor version updates. While this is generally safe, it's important to ensure that the project's Go code is compatible with potential minor version updates. Automated tests or a manual review process should be in place to catch any compatibility issues.Security Considerations: The workflow runs scripts and installs dependencies from external sources (e.g., Rust toolchain, Ruff, Go setup). Ensure that these sources are trusted and consider pinning dependencies to specific versions to avoid potential malicious updates.
Documentation: Adding comments to the workflow file explaining the purpose of each step, especially for steps involving external repositories or tools not commonly associated with Rust or Go projects, would improve the maintainability and understandability of the workflow.
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fixes: #127
and: #107
add ci that ensures the standard library is tested against new changes
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