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Hello @snickerjp, 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!
Summary of Changes
This pull request automates the update of MySQL Shell versions in Dockerfiles and the README.md file. It also checks for necessary updates in workflow files, but due to security reasons, these updates are not automatically applied and require manual intervention. The script generates a pull request with the updated versions and provides instructions for manually updating the workflow files, if needed.
Highlights
- Version Updates: Updates the MySQL Shell version in the Dockerfiles for both Innovation and LTS series.
- README.md Updates: Updates the version references and image tags in the README.md file to reflect the new MySQL Shell versions.
- Workflow File Checks: Checks workflow files for necessary version updates and provides instructions in the PR body for manual updates.
- Automated PR Creation: Automatically creates a pull request with the version updates and instructions for manual workflow updates.
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- .github/check-new-release/scripts/post-message.sh
- This new file adds a script to post a message after the PR creation is completed.
- The script informs users that the PR for MySQL Shell version update has been created.
- It also warns that workflow files were not automatically updated and provides instructions for manual updates.
- It guides the user on how to checkout the PR branch, update workflow files using
sedcommands, commit the changes, and push them to the branch.
- .github/check-new-release/scripts/update.sh
- This new file contains the main script for updating MySQL Shell versions.
- It checks if the script is running in dry run mode and sets up git configurations.
- It defines a function
update_versionto update the version in Dockerfiles and README.md. - The script checks workflow files for potential updates using
grepand provides instructions for manual updates in the PR body. - It commits the changes and creates a pull request with the updated versions and instructions.
- .github/check-new-release/templates/pr.md
- This new file defines the template for the pull request body.
- It includes sections for version updates, updated files, and notes about manual workflow updates.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces scripts to automate the update of MySQL Shell versions in Dockerfiles and README files, and provides instructions for manually updating workflow files. The scripts include dry-run functionality for testing and error handling to ensure the updates are successful. Overall, the changes seem well-structured and aim to streamline the version update process.
Summary of Findings
- Workflow File Update Automation: The script currently provides instructions for manual workflow file updates due to security reasons. Consider exploring secure ways to automate these updates to further reduce manual intervention.
- Error Handling and Logging: While the script includes error handling, consider adding more detailed logging to help diagnose issues during the update process. This could include logging the specific commands being executed and their output.
- Variable Usage: The script uses several variables to store version information. Ensure that these variables are consistently used and that their values are properly validated to prevent unexpected behavior.
Merge Readiness
The pull request introduces valuable automation for updating MySQL Shell versions. However, the manual workflow file updates and potential improvements in error handling should be addressed before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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