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Simplify Infisical Secrets Check Workflow #251

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  • Streamlined the Infisical secrets check process by using a single action.
  • Removed redundant steps for installation and report generation.
  • Updated to the latest action version for improved functionality.

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.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml

  • Replaced the existing Infisical secrets check steps with a single
    action.
  • Simplified the workflow by removing multiple steps for installation
    and reporting.
  • Updated the action version to v1.1.10.
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    • Replace the manual setup and execution of the Infisical secrets check with the guibranco/[email protected] GitHub Action.

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    Walkthrough

    The pull request introduces significant changes to the Infisical secrets check workflow file. It replaces multiple steps for setting up the Infisical package source, installing tools, scanning, generating reports, and uploading artifacts with a single step that utilizes the guibranco/[email protected]. The overall structure of the workflow, including concurrency settings and job definitions, remains unchanged.

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    File Change Summary
    .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml Removed multiple steps for setup and scanning; added a single step using guibranco/[email protected].

    Possibly related PRs

    • Update infisical-secrets-check.ymlΒ #228: The changes in this PR also involve modifications to the .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml file, including updates to job steps and permissions, which are directly related to the workflow for checking secrets.

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    Changes in the diff

    • βž– Removed the manual installation and configuration steps for the Infisical CLI and related tools.
    • βž• Added the use of guibranco/[email protected] GitHub Action to handle Infisical secrets checking.

    Identified Issues

    No issues were identified in the incoming changes.

    Missing Tests

    The changes made in the pull request involve the integration of a GitHub Action for Infisical secrets checking. Since this is a workflow configuration change, traditional unit or integration tests are not applicable. However, you can ensure the workflow runs correctly by:

    1. Test Run: Trigger the workflow manually or through a pull request to verify it executes as expected.
    2. Mock Secrets: Use a test repository with mock secrets to ensure the action detects them correctly.
    3. Review Logs: Check the logs of the workflow run to confirm that the action is performing the secrets check and reporting results accurately.

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    This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow file 'infisical-secrets-check.yml' to replace a custom implementation of the Infisical secrets check with a pre-built action. The change simplifies the workflow by removing multiple steps and using a single action instead.

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    File-Level Changes

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    Replace custom Infisical secrets check implementation with a pre-built GitHub Action
    • Remove steps for installing Infisical CLI and other tools
    • Remove custom scan execution step
    • Remove steps for generating and uploading reports
    • Remove steps for reading and commenting on scan results
    • Add a single step using the 'github-infisical-secrets-check-action' at version 1.1.10
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    - Please remove the commented-out code blocks in the `.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml` file to keep it clean.
    

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    @penify-dev penify-dev bot changed the title Update infisical-secrets-check.yml Simplify Infisical Secrets Check Workflow Oct 13, 2024
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    Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior.

    1. Replacement of Detailed Steps with Single Action:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      The previous workflow provided detailed checks and steps for reporting, artifact uploads, and log handling, which were effective for understanding the state of the scan. By replacing everything with a single action, you may lose important logging and reporting features, making troubleshooting and audit trails more difficult. Ensure that the new action provides equivalent or better logging and reporting capabilities.

    2. Error Handling:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      The previous configuration included conditional execution blocks (e.g., if: failure()) for different steps based on the scan results. Ensure that the new action still implements proper error handling and failure feedback mechanisms. If it does not, it could lead to situations where the workflow succeeds without the necessary output when scans fail.

    3. Action Versioning:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      The new action guibranco/[email protected] should be monitored for breaking changes or issues if new versions are released. Consider pinning to a specific version more explicitly (if not already done) or implementing a version-monitoring strategy.

    Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency.

    1. Document Workflow Purpose and Changes:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      It is advisable to add comments at the top of the workflow file explaining the purpose and any major changes from the previous version. This helps others understand the intention quickly, especially as workflows mature or change.

    2. Ensure Compatibility with Existing Dependencies:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      Before relying on a new action, validate that it supports the current environment and dependencies required by your project. If the original commands were tied to specific configurations or dependencies, verify that the new action accommodates those needs without introducing compatibility issues.

    3. Enhance Notification Mechanism:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      If the new action doesn’t provide a rich notification system (like the previous comments to PR), consider implementing a way to notify stakeholders when secrets are detected or if the action does not complete as expected. This could include using Slack notifications or GitHub notifications depending on the team's tools.

    4. Add Testing for the New Action:
      /.github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml
      Since the workflow is substantially changed, I recommend setting up a testing phase (e.g., a testing branch) where the new action can be executed in a controlled environment before deploying it to main workflows. This ensures all functionality translates well into the new approach.

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the changes are primarily focused on consolidating existing steps into a single action, making it easier to understand and review.

    πŸ§ͺΒ Relevant tests

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    ⚑ Possible issues

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    πŸ”’Β Security concerns

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    Infisical secrets check: βœ… No secrets leaked!

    πŸ’» Scan logs
    3:21PM INF scanning for exposed secrets...
    3:21PM INF 247 commits scanned.
    3:21PM INF scan completed in 955ms
    3:21PM INF no leaks found
    

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    Hey @guibranco - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

    Overall Comments:

    • This change simplifies our workflow, which is good. However, please add documentation explaining how the output and functionality of this new action compare to our previous custom implementation. This will help future maintainers understand the change and ensure we haven't lost any critical features.
    Here's what I looked at during the review
    • 🟒 General issues: all looks good
    • 🟒 Security: all looks good
    • 🟒 Testing: all looks good
    • 🟒 Complexity: all looks good
    • 🟒 Documentation: all looks good

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    Best practice
    Add error handling to the Infisical secrets check step

    Consider adding error handling for the Infisical secrets check step to ensure that
    failures are properly reported and handled in the workflow.

    .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml [25]

     - name: Infisical secrets check
     uses: guibranco/[email protected]
    +continue-on-error: true
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: Adding error handling is a good practice to ensure that the workflow can gracefully handle failures, improving robustness.

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    Enhancement
    Add an ID to the Infisical secrets check step for better tracking of its output

    Ensure that the output of the Infisical secrets check is logged or saved for later review,
    as this is critical for understanding the results of the check.

    .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml [25]

     - name: Infisical secrets check
     uses: guibranco/[email protected]
    +id: infisical_check
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: Adding an ID for tracking the output is useful for later review, but it does not directly address logging or saving the output.

    7
    Add a notification step to alert stakeholders in case of a failure in the secrets check

    Consider adding a notification step after the Infisical secrets check to alert relevant
    stakeholders in case of a failure.

    .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml [25]

     - name: Infisical secrets check
     uses: guibranco/[email protected]
    +- name: Notify stakeholders
    +if: failure()
    +run: echo "Infisical secrets check failed. Please review the logs."
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

    Why: While notifying stakeholders can be helpful, this suggestion adds complexity without addressing immediate functionality or critical issues.

    5
    Maintainability
    Specify a version constraint for the Infisical secrets check action

    It may be beneficial to specify a version constraint for the Infisical secrets check
    action to avoid unexpected changes in behavior due to updates.

    .github/workflows/infisical-secrets-check.yml [25]

     - name: Infisical secrets check
     uses: guibranco/[email protected]
    +with:
    +  version: '>=1.1.10 <1.2.0'
     
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: Specifying a version constraint can help maintain stability, but the current version is already specified, making this a minor enhancement.

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    Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3c336cf and 52218f1.

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    Line range hint 1-24: Approval: Well-structured workflow with good practices

    The overall structure of the workflow is well-maintained and incorporates several good practices:

    1. Clear workflow name and appropriate triggers (pull requests and manual dispatch)
    2. Efficient resource management with concurrency settings
    3. Explicit permissions following the principle of least privilege
    4. Use of the latest major version of the checkout action (v4)

    These elements contribute to a robust and secure CI process for secrets scanning.

    Comment on lines +25 to +26
    - name: Infisical secrets check
    uses: guibranco/[email protected]
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    πŸ’‘ Codebase verification

    Custom action may lack essential secret-checking functionalities

    The custom action (guibranco/[email protected]) does not appear to document key features such as "scan," "report," or "artifact." This raises concerns that it might not fully replicate the functionality of the previously removed steps, potentially compromising secret management in the workflow.

    • Verify if all necessary secret-checking features are supported by the custom action.
    • Consider reverting to the previous implementation if essential functionalities are missing.
    πŸ”— Analysis chain

    Simplified workflow using a custom action

    The replacement of multiple steps with a single custom action (guibranco/[email protected]) simplifies the workflow and potentially improves maintainability. This change offers several benefits:

    1. Reduced complexity in the workflow file
    2. Easier updates by changing only the action version
    3. Encapsulation of the secrets checking logic in a dedicated action

    However, consider the following points:

    1. Ensure that the custom action covers all the functionality of the removed steps
    2. Verify the reliability and maintenance status of the custom action
    3. Consider if any configuration options are needed for the action to match your specific requirements

    To ensure that the custom action provides the necessary functionality, please run the following verification script:

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