Post-release v1.3.0 #52
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This pull request performs post-release version updates. It updates the reference to a GitHub Action used in the repository's documentation and increments the internal version string of the associated CLI tool. This ensures that the project's dependencies and internal versioning are aligned with the latest release.
Highlights
- GitHub Action Update: The
multimediallc/codeowners-plusGitHub Action reference inREADME.mdhas been updated fromv1.1.1tov1.3.0. - CLI Version Bump: The internal version string for the
codeowners-clitool intools/cli/main.gohas been incremented fromv1.1.2.devtov1.3.1.dev.
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| - name: 'Codeowners Plus' | ||
| uses: multimediallc/codeowners-plus@v1.1.1 | ||
| uses: multimediallc/codeowners-plus@v1.3.0 |
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Using a version tag like @v1.3.0 is common, but for improved security and reproducible builds, it's a best practice to pin actions to a specific commit SHA. Tags are mutable and can be moved, which could lead to your workflow unexpectedly running different code. Using the full-length commit SHA of the v1.3.0 release would make this example more robust and secure against potential supply chain issues.
| Name: "codeowners-cli", | ||
| Usage: "CLI tool for working with .codeowners files", | ||
| Version: "v1.1.2.dev", | ||
| Version: "v1.3.1.dev", |
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Hardcoding the version string here can be brittle and easy to forget to update. For better maintainability, consider setting the version at build time using linker flags (-ldflags). This would involve declaring a package-level version variable and then assigning it here (e.g., Version: version). This approach decouples the version string from the source code and makes it easier to automate version bumps during your release process.
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