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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Chores
    • Streamlined the automated build and release processes with dedicated steps for determining optimal configurations and ensuring version consistency.
    • Enhanced log readability with refined output formatting and added a verification step to check for potential compatibility issues during the release process.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Updated tests to remove outdated error handling related to timeout operations, simplifying the verification process.

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This pull request updates two GitHub Actions workflows. The pull-request workflow now extracts and outputs a dynamic scheme for Xcode builds, updates a step ID for platform extraction, and improves log formatting with xcbeautify. The release workflow adds a repository checkout, replaces a tag variable, and introduces a verification step that checks tag version differences before running diagnostic commands.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/pull-request.yml - Added new output variable scheme in the prepare job.
- Updated platform extraction step ID from extract to platforms.
- Introduced "Extract scheme" step with conditional logic to determine the proper scheme.
- Updated build/test steps to use the new scheme and piped output through xcbeautify.
.github/workflows/release.yml - Added a checkout step using actions/checkout@v4.
- Replaced TAG_NAME with current_tag for extracting the tag name.
- Updated the gh release create command accordingly.
- Added a "Verify changes" step to compare major version numbers and conditionally run swift package diagnose-api-breaking-changes.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant GitHub as GitHub Actions
    participant Prepare as Prepare Job
    participant Scheme as "Extract scheme Step"
    participant Xcode as Xcode Build/Test Step

    GitHub->>Prepare: Trigger PR Workflow
    Prepare->>Scheme: Run "Extract scheme"
    alt Valid scheme found
        Scheme-->>Prepare: Return scheme value
        Prepare->>Xcode: Execute build/test with scheme
        Xcode->>Prepare: Return log output (formatted via xcbeautify)
    else No valid scheme
        Scheme-->>Prepare: Exit with error
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant GitHub as GitHub Actions
    participant Release as Release Job
    participant Checkout as "Checkout Step"
    participant Verify as "Verify changes Step"
    participant TagCmd as "gh release / Diagnose Command"

    GitHub->>Release: Trigger Release Workflow
    Release->>Checkout: Checkout repository (actions/checkout@v4)
    Release->>TagCmd: Define current tag (current_tag)
    Release->>Verify: Extract and compare current & previous tags
    alt Major version increased
        Verify-->>TagCmd: Run diagnose with previous tag
    else No major increment
        Verify-->>TagCmd: Run diagnose with error suppression
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
.github/workflows/pull-request.yml (1)

28-33: Extract Platforms Step & Trailing Whitespace
The extraction of platforms using swift package dump-package piped to jq is well implemented and produces a unique JSON array for later use. However, the linter has flagged trailing whitespace on line 33. Please remove any extra spaces to avoid YAML lint issues.

.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

23-35: Verify Changes Step & Robustness Suggestion
The "Verify changes" step extracts both the current and previous tags, compares their major versions, and conditionally executes the swift package diagnose-api-breaking-changes command. This is a practical addition for detecting potential API-breaking changes. One suggestion is to add a safeguard that checks whether previous_tag is non-empty before proceeding, as the absence of a previous tag might lead to unexpected behavior.
Also, note that static analysis reported trailing whitespace on line 33; please remove any extra spaces.

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.github/workflows/pull-request.yml (3)

11-12: Output Variables Added
The new outputs platforms and scheme are correctly defined in the prepare job. This change clearly decouples the extraction steps from downstream usage and improves maintainability.


34-51: Extract Scheme Step Enhancement
The new "Extract scheme" step uses clear conditional logic to select the appropriate Xcode scheme based on the repository name. It first checks for a scheme named with repo-Package and then falls back to repo. This approach is straightforward and should serve well for most repositories. Consider, as a potential improvement, adding more verbose logging in the error case (when no valid scheme is detected) to aid debugging.


94-102: Dynamic Scheme Usage in Build and Test Steps
The build and test steps now correctly reference the dynamically extracted scheme (${{ needs.prepare.outputs.scheme }}). This update not only reduces hardcoding but also makes the workflow more robust across different repositories. Also, piping the build and test outputs through xcbeautify should enhance log readability.

.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

12-22: Draft Release Step Improvement
The updated "Draft release" step now extracts current_tag from the GitHub reference correctly and uses it with the gh release create command. Switching from TAG_NAME to current_tag aligns with our updated variable naming conventions.

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@NSFatalError NSFatalError merged commit 1b094de into main Apr 5, 2025
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