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Improved the Release Build workflow to clearly show that PostHog and Sentry credentials are being injected from the GitHub Secret Store, providing better transparency and auditability. Changes: - Enhanced workflow step name to explicitly mention "GitHub Secrets" - Added comprehensive logging with visual separators and clear sections - Added before/after file content display showing placeholder replacement - Added secret availability verification with format validation - Added detailed error messages with step-by-step fix instructions - Enhanced release summary to highlight successful credential injection - Updated build configuration documentation with cross-references Benefits: - Developers can immediately see credentials come from GitHub Secret Store - Security teams have clear audit trail of credential injection process - Better troubleshooting with detailed error messages - Secrets remain protected with proper redaction (first 8 + last 4 chars) - Multiple validation steps ensure correct injection The workflow now outputs 50+ lines of structured logging showing: - Secret store location (Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions) - Target file being modified (app/config/analytics_defaults.py) - Verification that secrets are available - Format validation (phc_* pattern for PostHog) - Confirmation of successful placeholder replacement - Summary with redacted credential previews Workflow: .github/workflows/cd-release.yml Documentation: docs/cicd/README_BUILD_CONFIGURATION.md Fully backward compatible - no breaking changes.
20 lines
468 B
Python
20 lines
468 B
Python
"""
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Setup configuration for TimeTracker application.
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This allows the app to be installed as a package for testing.
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"""
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from setuptools import setup, find_packages
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setup(
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name='timetracker',
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version='3.3.1',
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packages=find_packages(),
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include_package_data=True,
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install_requires=[
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# Core requirements are in requirements.txt
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# This file is mainly for making the app importable during testing
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],
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python_requires='>=3.11',
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)
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