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Pull request overview
Enhances the CI automation for service updates by improving the NuGet bump script to update the triggered repo’s packages to a specified version while refreshing other Codebelt-related packages to their latest stable NuGet versions.
Changes:
- Extend
.github/scripts/bump-nuget.pyto (1) set triggered-source packages toTRIGGER_VERSIONand (2) fetch latest stable NuGet versions for other Codebelt-related packages. - Expand
SOURCE_PACKAGE_MAPto recognize additional Codebelt packages. - Update
Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdkpackage version in central package management.
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.github/scripts/bump-nuget.py |
Adds Codebelt package detection + NuGet-latest lookup to broaden automated dependency bumping behavior. |
Directory.Packages.props |
Updates a centrally-managed dependency version. |
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| target_version = TRIGGER_VERSION.lstrip("v") | |||
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| print(f"Trigger: {TRIGGER_SOURCE} @ {target_version}") | |||
| print(f"Only updating packages from: {TRIGGER_SOURCE}") | |||
| print(f"Triggered packages set to {target_version}; other Codebelt packages fetched from NuGet.") | |||
| print() | |||
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TRIGGER_SOURCE is only checked for being non-empty; if it’s an unsupported value (not a key in SOURCE_PACKAGE_MAP), the script will silently treat all packages as “non-triggered” and only apply NuGet-latest updates, which can produce an unintended bump while still printing a “Trigger:” banner. Consider validating TRIGGER_SOURCE against SOURCE_PACKAGE_MAP early and exiting with a clear error (or at least warning and skipping triggered-source logic).
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This pull request enhances the
.github/scripts/bump-nuget.pyscript to improve how Codebelt-related NuGet package versions are updated. Now, the script not only bumps packages from the triggering source repository to a specified version but also fetches and updates all other Codebelt-related packages to their latest stable versions from NuGet. Additionally, some new Codebelt packages are recognized, and there is a minor dependency update inDirectory.Packages.props.Key changes:
Script enhancements and logic changes:
is_codebelt_packageandget_latest_nuget_versionto identify Codebelt packages and fetch their latest versions from NuGet, with caching for efficiency.Package mapping updates:
SOURCE_PACKAGE_MAPto include new Codebelt packages, such asCodebelt.Extensions.Carter,Codebelt.Extensions.AspNetCore.Newtonsoft.Json,Codebelt.Extensions.AspNetCore.Text.Yaml, andCodebelt.SharedKernel.Dependency update:
Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdkto version18.3.0inDirectory.Packages.props.