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Why these issues? All issues were MINOR severity and located in the same file, making them ideal candidates for a single coherent fix. The changes address two complementary rules: converting require to import statements (S3533) and prefixing built-in modules with node: (S7772), which together represent a complete modernization of the module import pattern in this file.

Updated module imports in .github/actions/with-post-step/main.js to use ES2015 import statements instead of CommonJS require calls, and added the node: protocol prefix to built-in module imports. This modernizes the code to follow current Node.js best practices and resolves 5 SonarQube quality issues.

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Fixed Issues

javascript:S3533 - Use a standard "import" statement instead of "require". • MINOR • View issue 1
javascript:S7772 - Prefer `node:child_process` over `child_process`. • MINOR • View issue 2
javascript:S3533 - Use a standard "import" statement instead of "require". • MINOR • View issue 3
javascript:S7772 - Prefer `node:fs` over `fs`. • MINOR • View issue 4
javascript:S3533 - Use a standard "import" statement instead of "require". • MINOR • View issue 5

Location: .github/actions/with-post-step/main.js:1

Why is this an issue?

Before ECMAScript 2015, module management had to be ad-hoc or provided by 3rd-party libraries such as Node.js, Webpack, or RequireJS. Fortunately, ES2015, provides language-standard mechanisms for module management, import and export, and older usages should be converted.

When importing Node.js built-in modules, using the node: protocol makes it explicitly clear that you’re importing a core Node.js module rather than a third-party package from npm.

What changed

Replaces the three CommonJS require calls with ES2015 import statements, which resolves the warnings about using standard imports instead of require for child_process, fs and os. The same change adds the node: protocol prefix (node:child_process, node:fs, node:os). That makes it explicit these are Node.js built-in modules rather than npm packages, resolving the prefer-node-protocol warnings.

--- a/.github/actions/with-post-step/main.js
+++ b/.github/actions/with-post-step/main.js
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-const { spawn } = require('child_process');
-const { appendFileSync } = require('fs');
-const { EOL } = require('os');
+import { spawn } from 'node:child_process';
+import { appendFileSync } from 'node:fs';
+import { EOL } from 'node:os';

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🟡 Medium risk · Replacing CommonJS requires with ES imports in the action entry point may cause a parse-time failure; module configuration is not shown.

Converts the three CommonJS require calls in .github/actions/with-post-step/main.js to ES2015 import statements and adds the node: protocol prefix to child_process, fs, and os. No issues found.

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