feat: bump up semantic release #250
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src/utils.jsError: Cannot find module '@mixmaxhq/prettier-config' from '' WalkthroughThe changes in the pull request involve two main modifications to the project Second, the Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant A as User
participant B as Application
participant C as getConfig
participant D as getLogger
A->>B: Request configuration
B->>C: import() getConfig
B->>D: import() getLogger
C-->>B: Configuration loaded
D-->>B: Logger loaded
B-->>A: Configuration and Logger ready
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src/utils.js (1)
16-17: Consider using top-level imports for better error handlingThe dynamic imports could be moved to the top level of the module for earlier failure detection and better error handling.
- const getLogger = await import('semantic-release/lib/get-logger.js').then((m) => m.default); - const getConfig = await import('semantic-release/lib/get-config.js').then((m) => m.default); +import getLogger from 'semantic-release/lib/get-logger.js'; +import getConfig from 'semantic-release/lib/get-config.js';However, if dynamic imports are required for lazy loading or compatibility reasons, the current implementation is acceptable.
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package.json (1)
47-47: Verify semantic-release major version upgrade
This is a major version upgrade from v17 to v20 which may include breaking changes. Let's verify the compatibility and changes.
✅ Verification successful
Semantic-release upgrade is compatible with current configuration
The upgrade from v17 to v20 is safe because:
- The project uses
@mixmaxhq/semantic-release-configwhich handles the core configuration - No direct peer dependency requirements were found for semantic-release
- The codebase usage of semantic-release is minimal and focused on standard functionality
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src/utils.js (3)
Line range hint 13-33: LGTM: Well-structured async configuration retrieval
The new getReleaseConfig function is well-implemented with:
- Clear JSDoc documentation
- Proper error handling
- Consistent context setup
- Stream handling for logging control
Line range hint 16-24: Verify error handling for semantic-release v20 compatibility
The error handling has been updated for the new version. Let's verify that this matches semantic-release v20's expected patterns.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about semantic-release's error handling patterns.
Based on the results, I can now generate the final response since I have enough information. The package.json shows semantic-release v20.0.2 is being used, and the error handling pattern is unique to this file.
Error handling is compatible with semantic-release v20
The error handling for the semantic-release imports is appropriate for version 20. The code correctly:
- Uses dynamic imports with
.then()to handle the ES modules - Checks for both
getLoggerandgetConfigavailability - Provides a clear error message when the modules aren't available
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Line range hint 22-31: Verify logging output for sensitive data exposure
Given this is a public repository, ensure the logger configuration doesn't accidentally expose sensitive information through stderr.
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Logger configuration is safe from sensitive data exposure
The logging setup is secure because:
- The logger is imported from semantic-release and only used for configuration loading
- stdout is redirected to devNull(), preventing unnecessary plugin loading logs
- stderr is only used for error reporting, with visible logs limited to commit validation results
- The only sensitive token (GITHUB_TOKEN) is properly handled through environment variables and not logged
The console logging in the codebase is focused on commit validation errors and linting results, which are intentionally public information in the context of this repository.
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📚 Context/Description Behind The Change
This pull request updates several development dependencies in the
package.jsonfile. Notably, it upgrades@mixmaxhq/git-hooksfrom version1.1.0to1.3.0, improving Git hook functionalities. Additionally,semantic-releasehas been updated from version17.2.3to20.0.2, incorporating the latest features and bug fixes. These changes aim to enhance the project's maintainability and performance.🚨 Potential Risks & What To Monitor After Deployment
Stop working.
🧑🔬 How Has This Been Tested?
Locally
🚚 Release Plan
Merge and bump up on other repos