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  • Chores
    • Introduced automated testing for the project on multiple Node.js versions using continuous integration.
    • Improved code style and formatting across various modules for better readability and consistency.
    • Disabled certain unused counters in reports without affecting functionality.
    • Updated test and snapshot outputs to reflect refined package and vulnerability counts in reports.

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## Walkthrough

A new GitHub Actions workflow file named `ci.yaml` has been added under the `.github/workflows` directory. This file sets up a continuous integration pipeline for a Node.js project, configured to run on pushes and pull requests to the `master` branch. The workflow tests the project across multiple Node.js versions using a matrix strategy and includes steps for checking out code, setting up Node.js with N|Solid, installing dependencies, and running tests. Additionally, several source files (`commands/report.js`, `lib/ncm-analyze-tree.js`, `lib/report/github-action.js`, and `lib/util.js`) were modified with stylistic changes such as removal of semicolons, commenting out unused variables, and minor import adjustments without altering functionality or exported interfaces. Test files and snapshot outputs were updated to reflect reduced package counts and adjusted risk and vulnerability numbers in reports.

## Changes

| File(s)                                      | Change Summary                                                                                                     |
|----------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| .github/workflows/ci.yaml                     | Added a new GitHub Actions workflow for CI, testing across Node.js versions 18, 20, and 22 with N|Solid on push and PR to `master`. Includes setup, dependency installation, and test execution steps.             |
| commands/report.js                            | Commented out `includedCount` and `skippedCount` variables and related increments; removed trailing semicolons and extra blank lines; no logic changes. |
| lib/ncm-analyze-tree.js                       | Refactored for style: removed trailing semicolons, extra blank lines, replaced some `let` with `const`, commented out fallback code; no functional changes. |
| lib/report/github-action.js                   | Removed semicolons from variable declarations and object literals; purely stylistic syntax changes.               |
| lib/util.js                                   | Removed `ncmApi` import from destructured `./config` import; no other changes.                                    |
| tap-snapshots/test/report.js.md               | Updated snapshot outputs to reflect fewer packages checked (36 to 4), adjusted risk and vulnerability counts, and pruned module listings consistently across all report variants. |
| test/report.js                                | Updated test assertions to match reduced package counts and adjusted risk/vulnerability numbers; replaced some module/version expectations; no control flow or error handling changes. |

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15-15: Test expectations consistently updated for CI migration

The changes update test assertions to match the new expected values from the report command after the CI migration:

  • Reduced package count from 36 to 4
  • Reduced noncompliant modules from 2 to 1
  • Reduced security vulnerabilities from 3 to 2
  • Removed expectations for "ms @ 0.7.1" and "UNKNOWN" license
  • Updated package reference from "has-flag @ 3.0.0" to "chalk @ 2.4.2"

These consistent updates ensure the tests pass in the GitHub Actions environment while maintaining the same test validation logic.

Also applies to: 18-19, 34-39, 53-56, 71-76, 90-93, 112-113, 129-132, 152-153, 175-176, 198-199, 221-222, 244-245, 267-268, 290-293, 313-316, 334-334

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.github/workflows/ci.yaml (1)

1-25: Solid migration to GitHub Actions; consider optional improvements.

This workflow is a robust replacement for Travis CI, covering a wide range of Node.js versions and ensuring tests run on both pushes and PRs to master. The use of npm ci || npm install is pragmatic, but be aware it may mask lockfile issues—ideally, CI should fail if npm ci fails due to lockfile drift. You may also want to:

  • Add caching for ~/.npm and/or node_modules to speed up builds.
  • Consider supporting main branch or additional branches if your repo naming changes.
  • Optionally add a linting step (e.g., npm run lint) for code style enforcement.
  • If you want to collect test results or coverage, add steps to upload those as artifacts.

Overall, this is a well-structured and effective CI workflow.

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@riosje riosje force-pushed the jeff/migratecitoactions branch 3 times, most recently from 59cbad0 to 27d8fc3 Compare April 16, 2025 16:00
Signed-off-by: Jefferson <jefferson.rios.caro@gmail.com>

chore: migrate travis to github actions
@riosje riosje force-pushed the jeff/migratecitoactions branch from 6c783eb to d98ad25 Compare April 16, 2025 16:04
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1-28: Solid migration to GitHub Actions—consider npm caching for faster builds

This workflow is well-structured and achieves the goal of migrating CI from Travis to GitHub Actions, covering multiple Node.js/N|Solid versions and ensuring tests run reliably. For further optimization, consider adding npm caching to speed up dependency installation:

      - name: Cache npm
        uses: actions/cache@v4
        with:
          path: ~/.npm
          key: ${{ runner.os }}-node-${{ matrix.node-version }}-nsolid-${{ matrix.nsolid-version }}-${{ hashFiles('**/package-lock.json') }}
          restore-keys: |
            ${{ runner.os }}-node-${{ matrix.node-version }}-nsolid-${{ matrix.nsolid-version }}-

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lib/ncm-analyze-tree.js (5)

326-326: Use optional chaining for safer property access.

Static analysis suggests using optional chaining here. If pkgJson is potentially undefined or null, using pkgJson?.name and pkgJson?.version would prevent runtime errors.

Apply this diff for safer property access:

-      if (pkgJson && pkgJson.name) {
-        possibleEntryPoints.unshift(`bin/${pkgJson.name}.js`)
-        possibleEntryPoints.unshift(`${pkgJson.name}.js`)
+      if (pkgJson?.name) {
+        possibleEntryPoints.unshift(`bin/${pkgJson.name}.js`)
+        possibleEntryPoints.unshift(`${pkgJson.name}.js`)
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[error] 326-326: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)


473-475: Add unit tests for uncovered code paths.

The CI pipeline reports missing code coverage for several blocks, specifically for:

  • Fallback logic in readUniversalTree (lines 473-475, 487-489)
  • Adding devDependencies and peerDependencies in readPackagesFromPackageJson (lines 517-525, 529-537)

Consider adding tests that:

  • Trigger the fallback to readPackagesFromPackageJson (e.g., when no main file or children are found).
  • Ensure devDependencies and peerDependencies are parsed and included as expected.

Would you like help drafting these tests or opening an issue to track this?

Also applies to: 487-489, 517-525, 529-537

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[error] 473-537: Code coverage missing for lines 473-475,487-489,517-525,529-537.


200-203: Remove or clarify commented-out counters in filterPkgs.

There are several commented-out counter variables and increment statements in filterPkgs. If these are no longer needed, consider removing them for clarity. If you plan to use them for debugging or metrics, add a comment explaining their purpose.

Also applies to: 207-207, 213-215, 219-219, 221-221


236-273: Remove or document large commented-out fallback function.

The fallback function readPackagesFromPackageJson is commented out in favor of the active implementation below. If this code is obsolete, consider removing it. If you intend to keep it for reference, add a comment explaining why.


11-11: Consistent function declarations.

There is a mix of arrow functions and traditional function declarations. While both are valid, consider standardizing for consistency unless there is a specific reason for the distinction (e.g., use of this).

Also applies to: 51-51, 89-89, 482-482

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[error] 326-326: Change to an optional chain.

Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.

(lint/complexity/useOptionalChain)

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lib/ncm-analyze-tree.js

[error] 473-537: Code coverage missing for lines 473-475,487-489,517-525,529-537.

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jaz239 commented Sep 19, 2025

closing ticket since this must be complete and has been in this pipeline for more than 10 sprints

@jaz239 jaz239 closed this Sep 19, 2025
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