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There's a fundamental conflict between: - Copying GHA workflows from here into repos - Updating GHA via renovate We previously had to hackily exclude the GHA in this repo from the renovate config. It's just cleaner to do GHA reuse the more "native" Github way by publishing composite actions, which we're doing in bootc-dev/actions now (for scorecard for example). The rebase action isn't but it was broken anyways because of permissions, let's drop it and we can reintroduce it at some point if needed, but honestly since many rebases need code changes anyways it's cleaner to just defer that to humans. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request refactors the management of GitHub Actions workflows by removing them from the 'common/' directory. This change addresses a fundamental conflict with Renovate's update mechanism and shifts towards a more robust and native GitHub approach for workflow reuse through composite actions. Additionally, a previously broken automatic rebase workflow has been removed, favoring manual intervention for rebase operations. Highlights
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This pull request removes the openssf-scorecard-gate.yml and rebase.yml GitHub Actions workflows from the common/ directory. This change addresses a conflict between the file-copying synchronization method and automated dependency updates via Renovate. The new approach favors reusable composite actions, which is a more standard and maintainable way to share GitHub Actions logic. The rebase workflow is also being removed because it was non-functional and manual intervention is often required for rebases anyway. The file deletions are a logical step in this strategic shift.
There's a fundamental conflict between:
We previously had to hackily exclude the GHA in this repo from the renovate config.
It's just cleaner to do GHA reuse the more "native" Github way by publishing composite actions, which we're doing in bootc-dev/actions now (for scorecard for example).
The rebase action isn't but it was broken anyways because of permissions, let's drop it and we can reintroduce it at some point if needed, but honestly since many rebases need code changes anyways it's cleaner to just defer that to humans.