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Review comments at @.github/workflows/pre-commit.yml:
- Around line 6-7: Move the workflow-level contents: read permission into the
pre-commit job’s permissions block, preserving read-only access while enforcing
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The cache step only saves on success, so any run where the hooks fail throws away the environments it just built, and failing on unformatted code is this check's normal outcome, so fix-and-repush cycles rebuild from scratch every time. Consider splitting it into actions/cache/restore + actions/cache/save with if: always() per the upstream docs.
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Closing without merge following the team discussion on HYPERFLEET-1806. EPD now supports Prow, so the need for a parallel GitHub Actions pre-commit check will be reconsidered during the epic review. This work is paused pending that review; Prow remains the merge gate. The branch is retained for reference. |
Current CI setup (4943a10)
Removed make install-hooks from CI: direct pre-commit run does not require Git-hook registration. Pip still installs the pinned executable; the compatibility-keyed environment cache, Go setup in all ten repos and API-only generation remain. Earlier registration notes below describe superseded commits.
Validated direct execution in a fresh repo with neither Git hook installed, plus actionlint, structural and selected-file checks. Runtime success of older commits is not assumed for this new head.
What
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.github/workflows/pre-commit.yml, using a shared baseline across the ten Go repos, with the documented API-only generation exception:Prow remains the merge gate. This is a secondary, non-required check; no branch-protection or required-check settings are changed. No application build or test command is added to GitHub Actions.
Important limitations
This minimal workflow does not execute commit-msg. Prow PR-title coverage gaps are tracked in HYPERFLEET-1817.
The pinned LeakTK Git hook scans staged changes, which a clean CI checkout lacks. Its passing is not evidence of secret scanning of PR content. Effective reusable CI scanning belongs to HYPERFLEET-1819; the native-scanner prototype is not included here. Hook selection remains the repo config, so this workflow does not add missing scanners/hygiene hooks to Broker.
Validation
Actual green GitHub Actions runs, merge and the next EPD has_ci_workflows observation remain acceptance checks.
Ticket: HYPERFLEET-1806.
Review/setup follow-up
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6f5ad59: workflow-levelpermissions: {}denies permissions by default; onlyjobs.pre-commit.permissions.contents: readgrants repository read access. The pre-commit executable is still installed via pip, thenmake install-hooksregisters the project’s Git hooks before execution. All ten workflows remain byte-identical (SHA-256ea05d2aa6164637832b6d1a3ff69e520bc71ae1eaee8827af579130495e80ed8). actionlint, config checks, make install-hooks and full local hook runs passed again. Runtime results on earlier commit SHAs do not establish success of these new heads.API-only generation exception (current design)
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37adfafimplements the agreed exception: only API has an explicit make generate-all step. The other nine workflows contain no generation step or Makefile grep. All ten retain actions/setup-go with go-version-file: go.mod and dependency caching, because Go is needed by gofmt/go vet/golangci-lint and hook environments independently of generation. The ticket acceptance criterion and architecture docs now reflect this exception; earlier byte-identical-all-ten notes/hashes above describe superseded commits.Validation: actionlint and selected-file pre-commit checks passed for the updated workflows; docs Markdown/YAML lint passed. Structural comparison confirms the workflows are identical after removing only API generation, and the other nine files are byte-identical. Fresh runtime results must match these new commit SHAs.
Pre-commit environment cache
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3fb5c1badds a dedicated ~/.cache/pre-commit cache keyed by OS/architecture, effective Go/Python versions, PRE_COMMIT_VERSION and the config hash; no broad restore-key fallback. The pre-commit pin is defined once and shared by pip and the cache key. The API-only generation exception remains the only workflow difference. actionlint, YAML/structural checks and selected-file hooks passed; actual cache hits/time savings still require runtime evidence.