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Enhancement, Configuration changes, Dependencies


Description

  • Updated workflows to use a simplified NPM token.

  • Added a new Gitpod configuration file for development.

  • Upgraded @sentry/nextjs dependency to version 9.5.0.

  • Introduced a new dependencies section in the root package.json.


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Relevant files
Enhancement
app.config.timestamp_1741543050915.js
Added SolidStart app configuration file                                   

examples/solidstart-openai/app.config.timestamp_1741543050915.js

  • Added a new configuration file for SolidStart.
  • Defined a default app configuration using defineConfig.
  • +4/-0     
    Configuration changes
    healthy-oranges-prove.md
    Added changeset for major version updates                               

    .changeset/healthy-oranges-prove.md

  • Added a changeset file for major version updates.
  • Listed multiple packages for a fast release version.
  • +55/-0   
    release-snapshot.yml
    Simplified NPM token usage in snapshot workflow                   

    .github/workflows/release-snapshot.yml

  • Replaced NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED with NPM_TOKEN.
  • Updated environment variables for snapshot release workflow.
  • +4/-4     
    .gitpod.yml
    Added Gitpod configuration file                                                   

    .gitpod.yml

  • Added a new Gitpod configuration file.
  • Configured tasks for initialization and development commands.
  • +11/-0   
    release.yml
    Simplified NPM token usage in release workflow                     

    .github/workflows/release.yml

  • Replaced NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED with NPM_TOKEN.
  • Simplified token usage in the release workflow.
  • +1/-1     
    Dependencies
    package.json
    Upgraded @sentry/nextjs dependency                                             

    examples/next-openai-telemetry-sentry/package.json

    • Upgraded @sentry/nextjs dependency from 8.42.0 to 9.5.0.
    +1/-1     
    package.json
    Added @opentelemetry/api dependency                                           

    package.json

  • Added @opentelemetry/api as a new dependency.
  • Introduced a dependencies section in the root package.json.
  • +3/-0     
    Additional files
    pnpm-lock.yaml +780/-600

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      • Streamlined deployment workflows by unifying authentication methods for release-related processes.

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    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This pull request includes several updates and additions. It updates the pnpm configuration in the release and release snapshot workflows to use NPM_TOKEN instead of NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED. It adds @opentelemetry/api as a direct dependency. It updates the @sentry/nextjs version in the next-openai-telemetry-sentry example. It introduces a new changeset file, a new gitpod configuration file, and a new solidstart configuration file.

    Class diagram for added @opentelemetry/api dependency

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      class OpenTelemetryApi {
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        +trace()
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    Change Details Files
    Update pnpm configuration to use NPM_TOKEN instead of NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED in the release snapshot workflow.
    • Replaced NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED with NPM_TOKEN in the release-snapshot.yml workflow file.
    • Updated the pnpm config set command to use NPM_TOKEN.
    • Updated the environment variables to use NPM_TOKEN.
    .github/workflows/release-snapshot.yml
    Update pnpm configuration to use NPM_TOKEN instead of NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED in the release workflow.
    • Replaced NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED with NPM_TOKEN in the release.yml workflow file.
    • Updated the environment variables to use NPM_TOKEN.
    .github/workflows/release.yml
    Add @opentelemetry/api as a direct dependency.
    • Added @opentelemetry/api with version 1.8.0 to the dependencies in package.json.
    package.json
    Update @sentry/nextjs version.
    • Updated @sentry/nextjs from version 8.42.0 to 9.5.0 in examples/next-openai-telemetry-sentry/package.json.
    examples/next-openai-telemetry-sentry/package.json
    Introduced a new changeset file.
    • Added a new changeset file .changeset/healthy-oranges-prove.md to indicate a fast release version (beta).
    .changeset/healthy-oranges-prove.md
    Introduced a new gitpod configuration file.
    • Added a new gitpod configuration file .gitpod.yml to define the development environment.
    .gitpod.yml
    Introduced a new solidstart configuration file.
    • Added a new solidstart configuration file examples/solidstart-openai/app.config.timestamp_1741543050915.js.
    examples/solidstart-openai/app.config.timestamp_1741543050915.js

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    This update introduces multiple configuration changes across the repository. A new markdown file documents major version updates for numerous packages and indicates a fast release beta cycle. Two GitHub Actions workflows have been modified to standardize the authentication token by replacing NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED with NPM_TOKEN. Additionally, a new Gitpod configuration file has been added to automate dependency installation and startup tasks. Minor dependency updates and a new configuration file for SolidStart have also been incorporated.

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    File(s) Change Summary
    .changeset/healthy-oranges-prove.md Added a new changelog file documenting major version updates for numerous packages, indicating a fast release beta cycle.
    .github/workflows/…release-snapshot.yml
    .github/workflows/…release.yml
    Updated GitHub Actions workflows replacing NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED with NPM_TOKEN for npm authentication in multiple steps.
    .gitpod.yml Introduced a new Gitpod configuration file defining tasks to install dependencies, build the project, and run the development server.
    examples/next-openai-telemetry-sentry/package.json Updated the @sentry/nextjs dependency from ^8.42.0 to ^9.5.0.
    examples/solidstart-openai/app.config…js Added a new configuration file exporting a default configuration via defineConfig from @solidjs/start/config.
    package.json Added a new dependency: "@opentelemetry/api": "1.8.0".

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        participant Shell as Terminal
    
        User->>Shell: Execute "pnpm install" & "pnpm run build"
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    Hey @NxPKG - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

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    • Consider using a more descriptive commit message than 'Release/v1.0.0'.
    • It looks like you're bumping versions of many packages - make sure you've tested these changes thoroughly.
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    suggestion: Evaluate the necessity of timestamp in the filename.

    The file name includes a timestamp, which could complicate file tracking and maintenance in the long run. If the timestamp isn’t required for differentiating configurations, consider using a more stable naming convention.

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    suggestion: Expand on the release description.

    The description "fast release version (beta)" is quite brief. Providing a more detailed summary of the changes included in this release would be beneficial.

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    examples/solidstart-openai/app.config.timestamp_1741543050915.js (1)

    1-4: Use Immutable Declarations for Configuration

    Consider using const instead of var on line 3 for the configuration export. Since the configuration is not expected to change at runtime, using const improves immutability and aligns with modern JavaScript best practices.

    -var app_config_default = defineConfig({});
    +const app_config_default = defineConfig({});
    .changeset/healthy-oranges-prove.md (1)

    1-56: New Changeset File for Major Version Updates

    This new markdown file documents the major version updates for a range of packages. The format—in which each package is listed with its update level (e.g., 'next-openai-telemetry-sentry': major)—is clear and straightforward. Consider adding a brief header or explanatory note that provides context on why these updates are significant, in case it benefits end-users or maintainers reviewing the release notes.

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    examples/solidstart-openai/app.config.timestamp_1741543050915.js (1)

    1-4: File Structure and Clarity

    The file structure is clear and the configuration is correctly defined and exported. Ensure that the filename (which includes a timestamp) is purposeful for your deployment/versioning strategy.

    package.json (2)

    58-67: New Dependency Addition

    The new dependency "@opentelemetry/api": "1.8.0" has been added under the dependencies section as intended. Verify that version 1.8.0 meets your observability requirements and is compatible with your existing telemetry setup.


    58-67: Prettier Configuration Note

    A trailing comma is present at the end of the prettier configuration (line 64). This is minor but consistent with common style guides. Just ensure that this formatting aligns with your team’s stylistic guidelines.

    examples/next-openai-telemetry-sentry/package.json (1)

    11-18: Dependency Version Upgrade for Sentry

    The upgrade of "@sentry/nextjs" from ^8.42.0 to ^9.5.0 is clearly documented. It is important to test the integration for any breaking changes or new configuration options required by v9.5.0.

    .gitpod.yml (1)

    1-10: Gitpod Configuration Review

    The newly introduced .gitpod.yml file looks good. The tasks are clear: installing dependencies, building the project, and then running dev mode. Ensure these steps meet your workflow requirements and that they trigger as expected within Gitpod.

    .github/workflows/release.yml (1)

    46-47: Standardizing NPM Authentication Token

    The environment variable has been updated from ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN_ELEVATED }} to ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }}. This standardization improves consistency across workflows. Ensure that the repository’s secrets now include NPM_TOKEN with the correct permissions.

    .github/workflows/release-snapshot.yml (3)

    56-59: Standardized npm Auth Token in pnpm Configuration

    The command now uses the updated ${NPM_TOKEN} with the corresponding secret ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }} in the "Add npm auth token to pnpm" step. This update improves consistency with our other workflows.


    66-71: Consistent Environment Variable in Versioning Step

    The "Version Packages" step now correctly sets NPM_TOKEN from ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }} ensuring that the authentication token is standard across the workflow. This change aligns with our overall release process.


    78-83: Updated npm Token in Publish Step

    The "Publish Snapshot Release" step has been updated to use ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }} for the NPM_TOKEN environment variable. This maintains consistency across the deployment steps.

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