Net9/housekeeping

[gimlichael]

This pull request includes several changes to configuration files, package management, and documentation updates. The most important changes involve the addition of a new workflow for scorecard analysis, updates to package references, and improvements to the README file.

Workflow and Configuration Updates:

• .github/workflows/pipelines.yml: Updated the paths-ignore section to include all files within specified directories and markdown files.
• .github/workflows/scorecard.yml: Added a new workflow for scorecard supply-chain security analysis.

Package Management:

• Directory.Build.props: Removed version numbers from package references to centralize version management. [1] [2]
• Directory.Packages.props: Added a new file to manage package versions centrally.

Documentation:

• README.md: Updated the project description, added badges for CI/CD pipeline, code coverage, and quality metrics, and improved the contributing section. [1] [2]

Test Environment:

• testenvironments.json: Updated the Docker image for the Docker-Ubuntu test environment.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a new workflow for supply-chain security analysis to automate vulnerability reporting.
  • Added a configuration input option for manual workflow triggers, allowing selection between Debug and Release modes.

• Documentation

  • Updated README to reflect new project branding and enhanced clarity, including new quality metrics badges.

• Chores

  • Updated Docker image version for the testing environment.
  • Streamlined package references by removing explicit versioning for easier future updates.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved path matching flexibility in CI/CD workflows by expanding ignored paths.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass several files, primarily focusing on enhancing CI/CD workflows and package management. The .github/workflows/pipelines.yml file was updated to ignore additional paths and introduced a new input option for deployment configurations. A new workflow, scorecard.yml, was added for supply-chain security analysis. The Directory.Build.props file saw the removal of version numbers from package references, while a new Directory.Packages.props file was created for centralized package version management. Additionally, the README.md was rebranded, and the testenvironments.json file updated a Docker image version.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/pipelines.yml	Modified paths-ignore for pull requests; added configuration input for workflow_dispatch.
.github/workflows/scorecard.yml	New workflow for supply-chain security analysis; includes triggers and job steps for analysis and reporting.
Directory.Build.props	Removed version numbers from several PackageReference entries while retaining PrivateAssets attributes.
Directory.Packages.props	New file created for centralized management of package versions.
README.md	Updated title and introductory text for rebranding; added new badges and modified contributing section.
testenvironments.json	Updated dockerImage property for "Docker-Ubuntu" environment to a new version.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CI/CD
    participant Scorecard
    participant Docker

    User->>CI/CD: Trigger Pull Request
    CI/CD->>Scorecard: Run Security Analysis
    Scorecard->>CI/CD: Generate SARIF Report
    CI/CD->>User: Display CI/CD Status
    User->>Docker: Deploy Application

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