[ Enhancements ]
- Update to shogo82148/actions-setup-perl@v1.42.0
[ Bug Fixes ]
- Fixed false-positive in Analyzer::has_outdated_runners: the unanchored
alternation /ubuntu-18.04|ubuntu-16.04|macos-10\.15/ matched any runner
name that contained those strings as a substring (e.g. a self-hosted runner
named "my-ubuntu-18.04-builder" was incorrectly flagged as outdated).
Anchored with \A...\z so only exact GitHub-hosted runner labels are matched.
- Changed greedy (.+) to non-greedy (.+?) in Fixer::fix_unpinned_actions
/^(.+?)\@(?:master|main)$/. Both forms produce identical captures when
@master or @main appears only once (the common case), because the `$`
anchor forces both to find the same split point. Non-greedy is preferred
because it reaches a match with fewer backtrack steps on short strings.
[ Internal ]
- Replaced all unnecessary capturing groups with non-capturing (?:...) across
Analyzer.pm, Fixer.pm, CostEstimator.pm, Detector.pm, Interactive.pm, and
bin/ghgen. Affected patterns: (master|main), (install|ci), (build|test),
(node|python|go|ruby), (npm|pytest|cargo|go), (cpp|cc|cxx|hpp|hxx|h),
y(es)?, n(o)?. No behaviour change; removes pointless capture-register
allocation on every match.
- Eliminated DRY violation in action-version knowledge: the %updates hash
that was defined identically as a local my %updates in both
Analyzer::find_outdated_actions and Fixer::update_actions is now a single
our %ACTION_UPDATES declared in Fixer.pm and exported/imported by
Analyzer.pm. Detection and fix capability are now provably in sync: every
action flagged by the Analyzer can be fixed by the Fixer, and vice versa.
- Replaced the 8-branch elsif chain in Fixer::apply_fixes with a file-scope
dispatch table @_APPLY_RULES. Each entry is a three-element array
[type, compiled-pattern, handler]. Cyclomatic complexity drops from 8
to 1; adding a new fix type requires appending a single row rather than
editing a conditional chain. Anonymous delegate wrappers (sub($wf){...})
around each handler ensure symbol-table mocks work correctly in tests.
