refactor: Update docker-compose command in test.e2e.yaml
This commit updates the docker-compose command in the test.e2e.yaml file. The previous command included the `e2e` service name twice, which is unnecessary. The updated command removes the duplicate service name, improving the clarity and efficiency of the script.
This commit refactors the API class in API.ts to improve error handling. The `getFriendlyErrorMessage` method now includes additional error cases and returns more specific error messages for network errors, timeouts, request aborts, cancellations, connection issues, and SSL certificate expiration. This change enhances the user experience by providing clearer and more informative error messages.
refactor: Update artifact upload paths in release and test workflows
The artifact upload paths in the release.yml, test-release.yaml, and test.e2e.yaml workflows have been updated to include the entire E2E directory instead of specific subdirectories. This change simplifies the configuration and ensures that all necessary files are included in the artifacts.
This code change updates the Dockerfile and build steps for the Copilot service. It adds a new workflow job, `docker-build-copilot`, which builds the Docker image for the Copilot service. The job includes steps to checkout the code, preinstall dependencies, and build the Docker image using the specified Dockerfile. This change ensures that the Copilot service is built and deployed correctly in the CI/CD pipeline.
This code change updates the needs array in the test-e2e-release-saas and test-e2e-release-self-hosted jobs in the release.yml file. The nginx-docker-image-deploy job has been added to the needs array to ensure that it is executed before these jobs. This change ensures that the necessary dependencies are met for the successful execution of the test-e2e-release-saas and test-e2e-release-self-hosted jobs.
This code change adds the CodeRepository model, service, and permissions to the project. It includes the following modifications:
- Added CodeRepository model to the Models/Index.ts file.
- Added CodeRepositoryService to the Services/Index.ts file.
- Created CodeRepositoryService.ts file with the necessary implementation.
- Updated Permission enum in the Permission.ts file to include CreateCodeRepository, DeleteCodeRepository, EditCodeRepository, and ReadCodeRepository permissions.
These changes enable the project to manage code repositories and define the necessary permissions for them.
This code change updates the endpoint-status.sh script to improve the error message when the endpoint returns an HTTP status other than 200. The previous message mentioned that it usually takes a few minutes for the app to boot, which is not accurate. The updated message removes this misleading information and provides a more accurate description of the retry behavior.
This code change updates the CodeQL analysis workflow in the .github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml file. It adds TypeScript as a supported language for CodeQL analysis, in addition to JavaScript. This ensures that the codebase can be thoroughly analyzed for potential security vulnerabilities and bugs in both JavaScript and TypeScript code.
This code change updates the Docker login action to version 2.2.0 in the build.yml file. The new version provides improved functionality and security for logging in to Docker Hub. This chore ensures that the latest stable version of the Docker login action is used in the build process.
This code change updates the Go version used in the release workflow and modifies the "Checkout" step to use a specific ref instead of fetching the entire history. By specifying the ref, the workflow will only fetch the necessary code, reducing the time and resources required for the checkout process.
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This code change updates the checkout step in the release workflow to use the `ref` parameter instead of `fetch-depth`. This ensures that the correct branch or tag is checked out during the workflow execution.
Note: This commit message follows the established convention of starting with a verb in the imperative form (e.g., "Update", "Add", "Fix") and providing a concise summary of the changes made.
