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WalkthroughThe GitHub Actions workflow for pull request tests has been updated to replace the Nix-based build and upload of a VS Code extension with a direct Go build of a Linux binary. The workflow now sets up the Go environment, builds the server binary with specific environment variables, optionally compresses it, and uploads the resulting binary as an artifact. Changes
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25-37: Remove commented-out legacy steps to keep the workflow conciseThe old Nix-based build/upload blocks are now dead code. Keeping them commented out clutters the file and can confuse future maintainers about the authoritative build path. Delete them; Git history will preserve the reference.
38-42: Pin the Go toolchain version for deterministic buildsUsing
go-version: stablemeans the action will silently jump to the next Go release on the very day it is tagged, potentially breaking reproducibility. Prefer an explicit version (e.g.1.22.x) and bump it deliberately.
43-47: Step name & output mismatch: this builds the server binary, not an extensionFor clarity (and later CI analytics) rename the step to something like “Build server binary” and consider adding
-trimpathtoldflagsto strip host paths.- - name: Build extension + - name: Build server binary
53-57: Artifact metadata still references a VS Code extensionThe uploaded file is now a Go binary. Rename the step and artifact for correctness and later discoverability.
- - name: Upload VS Code extension + - name: Upload server binary uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 with: - name: vs-code-extension + name: config-lsp-linux-amd64 path: server/config-lsp
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| - name: Shrink binary | ||
| if: ${{ matrix.goos == 'linux' }} | ||
| run: nix develop .#"vs-code-extension" --command bash -c "upx server/config-lsp" |
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Workflow will fail: matrix.goos is undefined
There is no job/strategy matrix, so the conditional references an inexistent object (action-lint already flags this). Use the runner’s OS instead and drop the Nix dev-shell that was tied to the removed VS-Code build.
- - name: Shrink binary
- if: ${{ matrix.goos == 'linux' }}
- run: nix develop .#"vs-code-extension" --command bash -c "upx server/config-lsp"
+ - name: Shrink binary
+ if: ${{ runner.os == 'Linux' }}
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| - name: Shrink binary | |
| if: ${{ matrix.goos == 'linux' }} | |
| run: nix develop .#"vs-code-extension" --command bash -c "upx server/config-lsp" | |
| - name: Shrink binary | |
| if: ${{ runner.os == 'Linux' }} | |
| run: upx server/config-lsp |
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50-50: property "goos" is not defined in object type {}
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In .github/workflows/pr-tests.yaml around lines 49 to 51, the condition uses
matrix.goos which is undefined because there is no matrix defined in the
workflow. Replace the condition to check the runner's OS using runner.os
instead, and remove the nix develop command related to the VS-Code extension
dev-shell since that build was removed. Adjust the run command to directly
execute the upx compression on the binary without the nix environment.
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