feat: remove debug deps #32
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.github/release.yml (1)
1-4: Workflow trigger looks good, but consider usingmainbranch.The workflow name and trigger are correctly defined. However, many repositories now use
mainas the default branch name instead ofmasterfor inclusivity reasons.Consider updating the branch name if your repository uses
mainas the default branch:on: push: - branches: [ master ] + branches: [ main ]app/lib/hour_rotator.js (1)
6-6: Approved: Good replacement of debug dependencyThe change from the
debugpackage to Node.js's built-inutil.debuglogaligns well with the PR objective of removing debug dependencies. This modification maintains the same debug namespace while eliminating an external dependency.Consider adding a comment explaining how to enable this debug logging in development, as the method to enable it has changed:
+// To enable debug logs, set NODE_DEBUG=egg-logrotator:hour_rotator const debug = require('util').debuglog('egg-logrotator:hour_rotator');app/lib/rotator.js (1)
5-5: Approve the switch to Node.js built-in debug utility.The change from the external 'debug' package to Node.js's built-in 'util.debuglog' is a good improvement. It reduces external dependencies and uses a stable, built-in utility.
Consider destructuring the import for a cleaner syntax:
-const debug = require('util').debuglog('egg-logrotator:rotator'); +const { debuglog } = require('util'); +const debug = debuglog('egg-logrotator:rotator');This change would make the code more readable and align with modern JavaScript practices.
app/lib/day_rotator.js (1)
6-6: LGTM! Consider updating debugging instructions.The change from the
debugpackage toutil.debuglogis a good move that aligns with the PR objective of removing debug dependencies. This utilizes Node.js's built-in functionality, reducing external dependencies.Consider adding a comment or updating the documentation to explain how to enable debugging for this module. With
util.debuglog, debugging is enabled by setting the NODE_DEBUG environment variable. For example:// Debug messages can be enabled by setting NODE_DEBUG=egg-logrotator:day_rotator const debug = require('util').debuglog('egg-logrotator:day_rotator');This will help developers understand how to toggle debugging in the new implementation.
README.zh-CN.md (3)
4-5: LGTM! Consider adding alt text for accessibility.The updated badges align well with the PR objective and modern CI/CD practices. The switch to GitHub Actions for CI and Codecov for test coverage is a good move.
Consider adding alt text to the badge images for improved accessibility. For example:
[](https://github.com/eggjs/egg-logrotator/actions/workflows/nodejs.yml "CI Status") [](https://codecov.io/gh/eggjs/egg-logrotator "Test Coverage")
108-112: Great addition! Consider translating the new section to Chinese.Adding a contributors section is an excellent way to acknowledge community contributions. The visual representation and link to more detailed information are valuable.
Since this is the Chinese version of the README (README.zh-CN.md), consider translating the "Contributors" heading and the note about contributors-img to Chinese for consistency with the rest of the document. For example:
## 贡献者 [](https://github.com/eggjs/egg-logrotator/graphs/contributors) 使用 [contributors-img](https://contrib.rocks) 生成。
No mentions of removed debug dependencies found
The README changes do not include mentions of removed or replaced debug dependencies. This may indicate that the PR hasn't fully addressed the removal of debug dependencies as intended.
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1-112: Verify consistency with PR objectivesThe changes in the README align with updating the project's infrastructure, which is likely related to the process of removing debug dependencies. However, there's no explicit mention of removed debug dependencies in these changes.
To ensure consistency with the PR objectives, please run the following script to check for any mentions of removed debug dependencies in other changed files:
This will help verify if the README changes are consistent with the overall PR objectives and if any additional documentation updates are needed.
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README.md (2)
18-18: LGTM: Installation command simplifiedThe installation command has been simplified by removing the dollar sign prefix. This change improves the user experience by making it easier to copy and paste the command.
Consider adding a comment above the command to indicate it should be run in a terminal, for example:
```bash # Run this command in your terminal npm i egg-logrotatorThis addition would provide clearer context for less experienced users. --- `114-119`: **LGTM: Contributors section added** The addition of a Contributors section is a great way to acknowledge community contributions. The visual representation and link to the GitHub contributors page provide an engaging and informative way to showcase project contributors. Consider adding a brief introductory sentence before the visual representation, such as: ```markdown ## Contributors We appreciate all the contributors who have helped to make this project better! [](https://github.com/eggjs/egg-logrotator/graphs/contributors) Made with [contributors-img](https://contrib.rocks).This addition would provide more context and express gratitude to the contributors.
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.github/release.yml (3)
1-12: Overall, the release workflow is well-defined and aligns with the PR objectives.The new release workflow is a good addition to the project, supporting the goal of streamlining the development process. It leverages a reusable workflow, which is a best practice for maintaining consistency across repositories. The workflow is correctly triggered and uses appropriate secrets for authentication.
To further improve the workflow:
- Consider updating the branch name to
mainif that's your default branch.- Verify the external workflow and consider pinning to a specific version.
- Ensure that the required secrets are properly configured in your repository settings.
These improvements will enhance the stability and security of your release process.
10-12: Secrets usage looks correct, but verify their configuration.The secrets
NPM_TOKENandGIT_TOKENare correctly referenced in the workflow.Please ensure that these secrets are properly configured in your repository's settings and have the correct permissions. Run the following script to verify the existence of these secrets:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of required secrets # Test: Check if the required secrets exist gh api repos/:owner/:repo/actions/secrets \ --jq '.secrets[] | select(.name == "NPM_TOKEN" or .name == "GIT_TOKEN") | .name' \ | sortExpected output:
GIT_TOKEN NPM_TOKENIf the output doesn't match, please add the missing secrets in your repository settings.
6-9: Job definition looks good, but verify the external workflow.The job definition is correct and uses a reusable workflow, which is a good practice for maintaining consistency across repositories.
Please ensure that the external workflow
eggjs/github-actions/.github/workflows/node-release.yml@masteris trustworthy and up-to-date. You may want to pin to a specific version instead of usingmasterfor better stability and security..github/nodejs.yml (3)
14-15: Excellent coverage of OS and Node.js versions.Testing across multiple operating systems (ubuntu, windows, macos) and Node.js versions (14, 16, 18, 20) provides robust coverage and helps ensure compatibility.
1-17: Overall, the CI workflow is well-structured.The workflow provides good coverage across different operating systems and Node.js versions. The use of a template from
node-modules/github-actionspromotes consistency and maintainability. With the suggested improvements (expanding branch coverage, removing Node.js 22, and verifying the CODECOV_TOKEN), this CI setup will be robust and effective.
16-17: Verify the existence of CODECOV_TOKEN secret.The workflow uses the CODECOV_TOKEN secret, which is good for code coverage reporting. However, we need to ensure this secret is properly set in the repository settings.
To verify the existence of the secret, you can run the following command using the GitHub CLI:
If the secret is not found, please add it in the repository settings.
package.json (3)
44-49: Review changes in npm scripts.The following changes have been made to the
scriptssection:
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pkgfilesscript has been removed.- The
ciscript no longer includes thepkgfilescheck.- The
testscript now includes the--fixflag for linting.These changes bring the following considerations:
The removal of the
pkgfilesscript and its check from theciscript might affect the package file validation process. Ensure that:
a) This check is no longer necessary for the project.
b) There's no risk of including unwanted files in the package.Adding the
--fixflag to the linting step in thetestscript will automatically fix some linting issues. This is generally helpful but be aware that:
a) It may cause unexpected changes to the code.
b) Some developers prefer to manually review and fix linting issues.To ensure that the package still includes all necessary files after removing the
pkgfilescheck, run:#!/bin/bash # List all files that would be included in the npm package npm pack --dry-runReview the output to confirm that all required files are included and no unnecessary files are present.
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20-23: Verify the removal of thedebugdependency.The
debugdependency has been removed from thedependenciessection. This aligns with the PR objective of removing debug dependencies. However, we should ensure that:
- The debugging functionality previously provided by this package is no longer needed, or
- It has been replaced by an alternative solution (e.g., using Node.js's built-in
util.debuglog()).To confirm that the
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24-39: Review dependency updates and removals.Several changes have been made to the
devDependencies:
- ESLint has been updated from "^5.16.0" to "8".
- eslint-config-egg has been updated from "^7.3.1" to "12".
autodandegg-cidependencies have been removed.These changes bring the following considerations:
The major version updates for ESLint and its config are significant. Please ensure that:
a) The project's code is compatible with these new versions.
b) Any new linting rules are addressed.The removal of
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a) These tools are no longer needed in the development process.
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app/lib/size_rotator.js (1)
5-5: LGTM! Consider verifying consistency and updating documentation.The change from
debugpackage toutil.debuglogaligns with the PR objective of removing debug dependencies. This modification reduces external dependencies without affecting the module's functionality.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:
Consider updating the project documentation to reflect the new debugging method. If there are any instructions on how to enable debug logging, they should be revised to use the
NODE_DEBUGenvironment variable instead of thedebugpackage's method.✅ Verification successful
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The transition from the
debugpackage toutil.debugloghas been fully implemented. No remaining instances of thedebugpackage were found in the codebase or inpackage.json.🏁 Scripts executed
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README.md (3)
4-4: LGTM: CI badge updated to GitHub ActionsThe CI badge has been appropriately updated to reflect the migration from Travis CI to GitHub Actions. This change is consistent with modern CI/CD practices and aligns with the removal of the Travis CI configuration file.
5-5: LGTM: Test coverage badge URL updatedThe test coverage badge URL has been updated to use the newer codecov.io domain. This change ensures the badge continues to function correctly while maintaining the same visual representation.
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1-119: Consider updating README to reflect debug dependency removalWhile the changes to the README are positive and improve the documentation, they don't reflect the main objective of the PR, which is to remove debug dependencies. Consider adding a note in the README about this change, possibly in the following sections:
- Update the "Install" section if the installation process has changed due to the removal of debug dependencies.
- Add a brief mention in the "Usage" section if the way to use the package has changed.
- If applicable, add a note in the "Feature" section about any changes to the logging or debugging capabilities.
This would ensure that the README accurately reflects the current state of the project after this PR.
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