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Finalize repo QA compliance #134

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BTT21000 opened this issue Mar 19, 2024 · 0 comments
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Finalize repo QA compliance #134

BTT21000 opened this issue Mar 19, 2024 · 0 comments
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As part of the TM issue https://github.com/api3dao/tasks/issues/849 for QA, some requirements need to be addressed:

Repo setup requirements as per new_repo_creation_checklist.md:

  • Add standard configuration files (e.g. eslint) as per standard requirements and other repositories.
  • Install Renovate in the repository, following the guidelines outlined in dependencyManagementStrategy.md.
  • Review renovate.json configuration file in the root of the repository to manage dependencies effectively, as per our dependency management strategy.
  • Set up Renovate for automated security vulnerability scanning to detect vulnerabilities in the codebase.

Package setup requirements as per new_package_creation_checklist.md:

  • If applicable, configure Continuous Deployment (CD) for automated publishing to npm, tailored to the package's release and versioning strategy. This step can include setting up semantic versioning automation and npm publish commands.
  • Add relevant package.json fields as applicable (e.g. such that repo links and - in this specific case - keywords show up in NPM, compare this to this)
  • Support GitHub Release (e.g. https://github.com/api3dao/chains/releases) as per our standard guidelines (tag releases, changesets such as these, changelogs, and release notes) and integrate CI/CD to support releases through GitHub as applicable.
  • Verify the setup of security vulnerability scanning tools (e.g. Renovate) for the codebase and dependencies.
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@Siegrift Siegrift added the good first issue Good for newcomers label May 17, 2024
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