fix: resolve typescript error that prevents build process.#86
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participant Trigger as GitHub Event
participant Workflow as Build Workflow
participant Node as Node.js Environment
participant Repo as Repository
Trigger->>Workflow: Trigger build
Workflow->>Repo: Checkout code
Workflow->>Node: Setup Node.js
Node->>Node: Install dependencies
Node->>Node: Execute build command
Workflow-->>Trigger: Report build status
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.github/workflows/build.yml (2)
17-23: Memory limit set in container.Defining a 4GB memory limit with Node.js 18 is a good default. Make sure to monitor build times and memory usage to see if you need to adjust this.
36-45: Environment variables and memory settings.Providing environment variables like
NODE_OPTIONSfor increased memory usage andNEXT_TELEMETRY_DISABLEDis beneficial for controlling resource usage and telemetry in the build. Consider verifying that your build does not exceed memory limits and consider logging memory usage for troubleshooting build performance.
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src/lib/queries/srf-deployments.ts (1)
Learnt from: aimensahnoun
PR: RequestNetwork/request-scan#74
File: src/lib/queries/srf-deployments.ts:218-232
Timestamp: 2025-01-02T11:51:08.073Z
Learning: The user aimensahnoun prefers returning an empty array instead of throwing errors in functions like fetchProxyDeploymentsByReference to avoid crashing the entire app.
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src/lib/queries/srf-deployments.ts (1)
206-210: Consistent error handling and type definition.Great job adding the explicit type annotation for
dataand returning an empty array in the catch block. This aligns with your stated preference to avoid throwing errors and crashing the app. The function signature and return type are now more explicit, enhancing maintainability..github/workflows/build.yml (5)
1-2: Meaningful workflow name.Using a clear workflow name ("Build") helps identify the build process in the GitHub Actions dashboard. This is a straightforward and useful naming convention.
3-11: Efficient trigger configuration.Your PR triggers are well-defined. Filtering on JavaScript and TypeScript file changes, package files, and the workflow itself ensures that you only run the build workflow when relevant. This is a best practice that helps reduce unnecessary build runs.
13-16: Concurrency group usage.Good call on using a concurrency group to cancel older in-progress builds. This saves resources and ensures that only the most recent changes are built.
24-32: Node.js setup with caching.Using
actions/setup-node@v4with caching for npm is a great optimization that should speed up subsequent builds.
33-35: Managing optional dependencies.Omitting optional dependencies (using
npm install --omit=optional) is a neat way to reduce install size if not needed. Just ensure you’re not missing critical optional features in production.
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