fix: correct smoke test command in vscode-publish workflow#363
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…blish The CLI uses --version flag, not version subcommand. Also prevent one platform failure from canceling all other builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Comprehensive PR Review ✅Todo List:
Review SummaryThis is a well-executed fix for the VSCode extension publishing workflow. The changes address a genuine workflow failure and implement best practices for CI/CD resilience. ✅ Code Quality & Best PracticesExcellent adherence to GitHub Actions best practices:
✅ Bug Fixes & Issues ResolvedRoot cause correctly identified and fixed:
✅ Performance ConsiderationsOptimized execution strategy:
✅ Security AssessmentSecure workflow implementation:
✅ Workflow RobustnessEnhanced reliability:
Specific Technical AssessmentLines 24 & 71 - The Core Fixes:strategy:
fail-fast: false # ✅ Excellent addition for release stability
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./vscode-extension/bin/${{ matrix.binary }} --version # ✅ Correct CLI syntaxWorkflow Architecture - Line 1-139:
Minor Observation:The Go version is pinned to Recommendation: APPROVED ✅This PR demonstrates excellent troubleshooting and implements the fix with production-grade quality. The changes are:
The fix successfully resolves the v1.10.1 publish failure and prevents similar issues in future releases. |
Summary
gosqlx version→gosqlx --version(CLI uses flag, not subcommand)fail-fast: falseso one platform failure doesn't cancel all other buildsContext
The v1.10.1 publish workflow failed because the smoke test used the wrong command syntax.
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