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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve the deletion of an existing GitHub Actions workflow for website deployment and the introduction of new workflows for building, deploying, and destroying website previews. The new workflows enhance automation by refining triggers, permissions, and operational logic, ensuring that preview deployments function correctly, especially for pull requests from forked repositories. Changes
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.github/workflows/website-preview-build.yml (1)
6-12: Consider addingpaths-ignorefor securityWhile you have
pathsfilter forwebsite/**, consider addingpaths-ignorefor sensitive paths like.github/workflows/**to prevent workflow modifications from triggering builds.pull_request: types: - opened - synchronize - reopened paths: - "website/**" + paths-ignore: + - ".github/workflows/**".github/workflows/website-preview-deploy.yml (1)
82-91: Consider adding error details to deployment statusThe deployment status update could be more informative by including error details when the deployment fails.
- name: Update deployment status uses: bobheadxi/deployments@648679e8e4915b27893bd7dbc35cb504dc915bc8 # v1 if: always() with: step: finish status: ${{ job.status }} env: ${{ steps.deployment.outputs.env }} deployment_id: ${{ steps.deployment.outputs.deployment_id }} env_url: https://${{ env.DEPLOYMENT_HOST }} auto_inactive: true + description: ${{ job.status != 'success' && format('Deployment failed. Check the logs at {0}', github.server_url + '/' + github.repository + '/actions/runs/' + github.run_id) || 'Deployment successful' }}
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.github/workflows/website-preview-build.yml (1)
14-17: LGTM: Properly scoped permissions
The permissions are correctly minimized to only what's needed: write access for id-token and read access for contents.
.github/workflows/website-preview-destroy.yml (2)
51-57: Pin deployment action to specific commit hash
Good practice! The deployment action is correctly pinned to a specific commit hash 648679e8e4915b27893bd7dbc35cb504dc915bc8.
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Security: Carefully review pull_request_target usage
Using pull_request_target runs workflows with repository secrets. Ensure no untrusted code from the PR is executed in this context.
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Let me check the actual content of the workflow file to verify how pull_request_target is being used.
The pull_request_target usage is secure in this workflow
The workflow is safely configured:
- No checkout action is used, preventing access to untrusted PR code
- Only trusted actions are used (aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials, bobheadxi/deployments)
- Environment variables are properly referenced using GitHub context
- The workflow performs cleanup operations using AWS CLI with proper OIDC authentication
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.github/workflows/website-preview-deploy.yml (1)
54-59: LGTM: Secure GitHub App token implementation
Excellent implementation of GitHub App token for artifact download. This is more secure than using GITHUB_TOKEN as it provides fine-grained permissions.
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