Remove ci install

[meritmalling]

npm ci fails because there is no package-lock.json.

Since the only dep we need for this action isn't in the package.json and is installed in the next step anyone, this just removes it.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The changes in the .github/workflows/cl-create.yml workflow remove the step for installing dependencies using npm ci and retain the step for authenticating with a private NPM package. Additionally, a new step is added to install the @flatfile/changelog package as an optional dependency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/cl-create.yml	Removed the step for installing dependencies using npm ci. Added a step to install @flatfile/changelog as an optional dependency. Retained the step for authenticating with a private NPM package.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1bebfe5 and 18f3905.

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• .github/workflows/cl-create.yml (1 hunks)

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.github/workflows/cl-create.yml (6)

Line range hint 8-16: Review: Checkout and Node.js setup steps.

These steps are standard for a GitHub Actions workflow involving Node.js. Using actions/checkout@v2 with fetch-depth: 0 ensures the entire git history is fetched, which might be necessary for some operations but can slow down the workflow if not needed.

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Line range hint 18-20: Security check: Authentication with private NPM package.

Storing the NPM auth token in GitHub secrets and appending it to the .npmrc file is a secure practice. Ensure that the secrets.NPM_AUTH_TOKEN is appropriately configured in the repository settings.

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22-24: New step added: Install changelog package.

The addition of the npm i @flatfile/changelog --save-optional command is in line with the PR's description. This step ensures that the necessary package is installed without affecting the main dependencies.

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Line range hint 34-40: Review: Changelog generation step.

This step uses npx to run the changelog generation command, which is a good use of npx for running one-off commands. Ensure that the CLAUDE_API_KEY secret is set up correctly in the GitHub secrets.

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Line range hint 26-32: Review: Set environment variables from configuration.

Using yq to parse YAML is efficient. However, ensure that cl-config.yml is present and correctly formatted to avoid runtime errors. Consider adding error handling or checks to ensure the file exists and is valid.

Verification successful

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Verification: cl-config.yml is present and has a basic YAML structure.

To ensure robustness, consider adding error handling in the workflow script to manage cases where cl-config.yml might be improperly formatted or missing.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the presence and format of `cl-config.yml`.

# Test: Check if the file exists and is a valid YAML file.
if [ -f cl-config.yml ]; then
  yq e '.' cl-config.yml || echo "Invalid YAML format in cl-config.yml"
else
  echo "cl-config.yml not found"
fi

Length of output: 202

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the presence and basic structure of `cl-config.yml`.

# Test: Check if the file exists.
if [ -f cl-config.yml ]; then
  # Check if the file contains at least one colon, indicating a key-value pair.
  if grep -q ':' cl-config.yml; then
    echo "cl-config.yml is present and has basic YAML structure."
  else
    echo "cl-config.yml is present but does not have a valid YAML structure."
  fi
else
  echo "cl-config.yml not found."
fi

Length of output: 171

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Line range hint 42-48: Review: File handling and branch creation in another repository.

Using dmnemec/copy_file_to_another_repo_action to handle file copying between repositories is a robust choice. However, verify the permissions and settings for GH_TOKEN to ensure it has the appropriate access rights for the operations intended.

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