feat: create check-for-typos.yml #1636
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11-12: Suggest updating the step name for clarity.The current step name "Checkout Actions Repository" is slightly misleading. This step is checking out the repository where the workflow is running, not specifically the Actions repository.
Consider updating the name to be more accurate:
- name: Checkout Repository uses: actions/checkout@v4This small change improves clarity and accurately describes the action being performed.
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.github/workflows/check-for-typos.yml (2)
6-9: Job definition looks good!The job is well-defined with a clear name and runs on the latest Ubuntu version, which is appropriate for most cases.
1-15: Overall, this is a valuable addition to the project.The new workflow for spell-checking is a great initiative to improve code quality. With the suggested improvements (additional trigger events, pinned action versions, and potential configuration), this will become an even more robust and useful tool in your development process.
Great job on implementing this automated spell-checking capability!
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding more trigger events for automated checks.
The workflow is currently set to run only on manual dispatch. While this is useful for on-demand checks, consider adding more trigger events to automate the process. For example:
on:
workflow_dispatch:
pull_request:
types: [opened, synchronize]
push:
branches: [main, develop]This would run the spell check automatically on new pull requests, updates to existing pull requests, and pushes to main branches, ensuring consistent code quality.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Recommend pinning the typos action to a specific version and consider adding configuration.
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Pin the action version:
Currently, the workflow uses themasterbranch of thecrate-ci/typosaction. This can lead to unexpected changes if the action is updated. It's generally a good practice to pin to a specific version for stability.- name: Check spelling uses: crate-ci/[email protected] # Replace with the latest stable version
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Consider adding configuration:
Thetyposaction supports various configuration options. You might want to add some to customize the behavior. For example:- name: Check spelling uses: crate-ci/[email protected] with: config: .github/typos-config.toml write_changes: false
This assumes you have a
typos-config.tomlfile in your.githubdirectory. If not, you can create one to specify custom dictionaries, ignored words, or file patterns to exclude.
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