feat: signed commit when renaming upstream module #61
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| if: github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' && github.ref == 'refs/heads/main' | ||
| uses: devops-infra/action-pull-request@v0.5.5 | ||
| - name: Commit to new branch | ||
| uses: planetscale/ghcommit-action@d4176bfacef926cc2db351eab20398dfc2f593b5 # v0.2.0 |
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It's possible to change a version tag to a different commit so this just reduces the attack surface.
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Why this should be merged
Signs commits for auto-renaming the Go module, originally introduced in #51 with unsigned commits that can't be merged to
main.How this works
Changes the commit action to use
ghcommit, which was made specifically to allow for keyless signing (GitHub signs the commit). The workflow no longer opens a PR to therenamed-go-modulebranch as it's redundant and the generated branch can be used directly.The commit message includes the
workflow_dispatchtrigger branch as well as a hash of the workflow file for a complete audit trail.I removed the commented-out PR trigger as it's unnecessary. In development we can now just trigger the workflow on the dev branch.
How this was tested
Inspecting the commit generated by a workflow run. It is identical in modifications to the one reviewed in #59.