Cruft #146
Cruft #146
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request, titled "Cruft", appears to primarily focus on updating the project to a newer version of the template it was generated from, likely using the cruft tool. This is indicated by the changes to the .cruft.json file, which tracks the template version by its commit hash. Additionally, a minor change has been made to the project's Makefile related to Git tagging.
Overall, the PR updates the template reference and modifies a build/release helper command.
Highlights
- Template Update: The project's
.cruft.jsonfile has been updated to reference a newer commit (6f03acb04ca70ea6abbbdd8aca5caadd9e780834) of theviseshrp/yapctemplate. This suggests the project has been synced with recent changes in the template. - Git Tagging Modification: The
tagtarget in theMakefilehas been modified. The-sflag has been removed from thegit tagcommand, which means future tags created using this target will no longer be GPG signed.
Changelog
- .cruft.json
- Updated the template commit hash from
10c7cc76029dfab48a5de100faefdb86fde02a90to6f03acb04ca70ea6abbbdd8aca5caadd9e780834in both the rootcommitfield and the_commitfield within thecontext.cookiecuttersection.
- Updated the template commit hash from
- Makefile
- Removed the
-sflag from thegit tagcommand on line 58 in thetagtarget, disabling GPG signing for tags created via this command.
- Removed the
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Code Review
This pull request updates the .cruft.json file, likely reflecting an update from the project template, and modifies the Makefile to change how Git tags are created.
Summary of Findings
- Update
.cruft.json: The.cruft.jsonfile was updated to a new commit hash. This likely reflects an update from the project template. (Note: This was a low severity finding and a review comment was not added per the review settings.) - Removal of signed Git tags: The
Makefilewas modified to remove the-sflag from thegit tagcommand in thetagtarget. This means release tags will no longer be signed. Signed tags are important for verifying release integrity. This is a high severity issue that requires clarification or correction.
Merge Readiness
This pull request updates the project's template configuration and modifies the release tagging process. The change to remove signed Git tags is a high severity concern regarding release integrity and should be addressed before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code after the high severity issue is resolved.
| tag: ## 🏷 Tag the current release version (stripping .dev) and push | ||
| @echo "🏷 Creating signed Git tag: v$(VERSION)" | ||
| git tag -s v$(VERSION) -m "Release v$(VERSION)" | ||
| git tag v$(VERSION) -m "Release v$(VERSION)" |
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This change removes the -s flag from the git tag command. The -s flag is used to create a signed tag using the committer's GPG key. Removing it means the tags created by this target will no longer be cryptographically signed.
Signed tags provide a way to verify the integrity and origin of a release tag. Was the removal of signed tags intentional? If so, could you please explain the reasoning? If not, it's generally recommended to sign release tags for security and trust purposes.
git tag -s v$(VERSION) -m "Release v$(VERSION)"
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