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Upgrade CodeSee workflow to version 2 #28

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@ghost ghost commented Dec 6, 2022

CodeSee is a code visibility platform.

This change updates the CodeSee workflow file to the latest version for security, maintenance, and support improvements (see changelog below).

That workflow file:

  • runs CodeSee's code analysis on every PR push and merge
  • uploads that analysis to CodeSee.
  • It does not transmit your code.

The code analysis is used to generate maps and insights about this codebase.

CodeSee workflow changelog:

  • Improved security: Updates permission to be read-only.
  • Improved future maintenance: Replaces the body of the workflow with a single github action: codesee-action. This makes it significantly easier for CodeSee to introduce future improvements and fixes without requiring another PR like this.
  • Improved Python support: The action now properly supports Python 3.11, and will continue to support new Python versions as they are released.

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ghost commented Dec 6, 2022

👇 Click on the image for a new way to code review
  • Make big changes easier — review code in small groups of related files

  • Know where to start — see the whole change at a glance

  • Take a code tour — explore the change with an interactive tour

  • Make comments and review — all fully sync’ed with github

    Try it now!

Review these changes using an interactive CodeSee Map

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