Add CI workflow for building and pushing Docker image - #13
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This workflow builds the DevBoard Frontend image and pushes it to Docker Hub after linting the code.
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In @.github/workflow/ci.yml:
- Around line 21-25: The workflow step "Run Lint (Biome)" is executing npm run
lint, but the lint script does not exist in the package.json scripts section.
Add a new lint script to the scripts object in package.json that runs the Biome
linter. The script should invoke Biome with appropriate configuration to lint
the codebase as intended by the workflow step name.
- Line 1: The workflow file ci.yml is located in the incorrect directory
structure. Move the ci.yml file from the singular directory folder to the plural
directory folder. GitHub Actions will only discover and execute workflows when
they are placed in the correctly named directory with the plural form. Update
the directory path accordingly to ensure the CI pipeline can be properly
detected and executed.
- Around line 27-28: The build-and-push job is missing a job dependency
declaration that enforces the lint job must complete successfully before the
build begins. Add a needs field to the build-and-push job configuration that
references the code-lint job to ensure sequential execution and prevent building
when linting fails.
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Enforce lint-before-push with a job dependency.
build-and-push lacks a needs: code-lint dependency, allowing both jobs to run in parallel. The workflow's stated goal ("after linting the code") requires lint to succeed before building, yet the current configuration can publish an image even when lint fails.
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build-and-push:
+ needs: code-lint
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In @.github/workflow/ci.yml around lines 27 - 28, The build-and-push job is
missing a job dependency declaration that enforces the lint job must complete
successfully before the build begins. Add a needs field to the build-and-push
job configuration that references the code-lint job to ensure sequential
execution and prevent building when linting fails.
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This workflow builds the DevBoard Frontend image and pushes it to Docker Hub after linting the code.
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