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Implements standardized GitHub Actions workflows for linting, testing, deployment, and security scanning, along with comprehensive repository documentation for security, contribution guidelines, and issue/PR management.

Workflows

lint-test.yml

  • Python: ruff linter/formatter + pytest with pip caching
  • Node/TypeScript: ESLint, format check, tests, builds with npm caching
  • Matrix strategy for frontend and contracts directories
  • Conditional Python job execution via hashFiles('backend/requirements.txt')
  • Uses npm --if-present for optional scripts

deploy.yml

  • Environment selection (dev/stage/prod) via manual dispatch or auto-deploy on main
  • OIDC authentication placeholders for AWS, Azure, GCP
  • Required secrets documented as comments: WEB3_RPC_URL, OPENAI_API_KEY, SLACK_BOT_TOKEN, DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN, DB_URL, S3_BUCKET
  • Multi-environment deployment controlled via ENABLE_MULTI_ENV_DEPLOY repository variable
  • Least-privilege permissions: contents: read, id-token: write for OIDC

codeql.yml

  • JavaScript/TypeScript and Python analysis
  • Weekly scheduled scans + on push/PR
  • Required permissions: security-events: write

dependency-review.yml

  • Fails on moderate+ severity vulnerabilities
  • PR comment summary enabled

Repository Files

SECURITY.md

  • Vulnerability reporting via GitHub Security Advisories
  • SLA: 48h initial response, 5 days assessment, 30-60 days fix
  • Branch protection requirements documented
  • Workflow permissions and required secrets listed

CONTRIBUTING.md

  • Development setup, coding standards (Python/TypeScript/Solidity)
  • PR checklist: code quality, testing, security
  • Commit message convention (Conventional Commits)
  • Branch naming patterns

CODEOWNERS

  • @lippytm fallback for all paths
  • Specific ownership for /backend/, /frontend/, /contracts/, /.github/

LICENSE

  • MIT License

Issue/PR Templates

  • Structured templates with checklists
  • Environment information fields
  • Component-specific sections (Backend, Frontend, Contracts)

README.md

  • CI status badges for lint-test, CodeQL, deploy workflows
  • MIT license badge

Notes

  • No secrets committed; all placeholders or ${{ secrets.* }} syntax
  • Existing ci-cd.yml preserved for backward compatibility
  • All YAML validated for syntax correctness
Original prompt

Add standardized CI/CD and hygiene files to improve integration and security.

Scope:

  • Create GitHub Actions workflows:
    • lint-test.yml: run lint/format/test for Node/TypeScript (npm/yarn) and Python (if present) with caching.
    • deploy.yml: stub deploy job triggered on main and manual dispatch with environment matrix (dev/stage/prod), using OIDC for cloud auth placeholders; include required secrets as environment variables (e.g., WEB3_RPC_URL, OPENAI_API_KEY, SLACK_BOT_TOKEN, DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN, DB_URL, S3_BUCKET) as inputs/vars (no secrets committed).
    • codeql.yml: enable CodeQL for repo languages.
    • dependency-review.yml: enable dependency review on PRs.
  • Add repo hygiene files: SECURITY.md (vuln reporting, SLA placeholder), CONTRIBUTING.md (how to contribute, PR checklist, testing), CODEOWNERS (fallback to @lippytm), LICENSE (MIT), issue/PR templates, and README badges for CI status.
  • Ensure branch protections assumed on main (document in SECURITY/CONTRIBUTING) and workflows use least-privilege permissions.

Deliverables:

  • New/updated files under .github/workflows/ for lint-test, deploy, codeql, dependency-review.
  • New/updated SECURITY.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, CODEOWNERS, LICENSE, .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md, .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md, README badge snippet for workflows.
  • No real secrets committed; use placeholders and document required secrets.

Testing:

  • Workflows should pass YAML linting; no runtime secrets required for CI jobs other than placeholders.

Notes:

  • Base branch is main.
  • Do not remove existing code; additive changes only.

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Copilot AI and others added 5 commits January 20, 2026 01:21
- Add lint-test.yml workflow for Python and Node/TypeScript
- Add deploy.yml workflow with environment matrix and OIDC placeholders
- Add codeql.yml for security scanning
- Add dependency-review.yml for PR dependency review
- Add SECURITY.md with vulnerability reporting and SLA
- Add CONTRIBUTING.md with development guidelines
- Add CODEOWNERS with @lippytm as fallback
- Add MIT LICENSE
- Add issue and PR templates
- Update README with CI status badges

Co-authored-by: lippytm <65956507+lippytm@users.noreply.github.com>
Replace placeholder email with clear instructions to use GitHub's security advisory reporting or contact maintainer directly

Co-authored-by: lippytm <65956507+lippytm@users.noreply.github.com>
Remove complex matrix strategy from single-environment deploy job and use inputs.environment directly for cleaner, more maintainable code

Co-authored-by: lippytm <65956507+lippytm@users.noreply.github.com>
- Fix hashFiles condition to properly check for null
- Improve npm script detection using npm run instead of grep
- Replace hardcoded false with repository variable for multi-env deploy

Co-authored-by: lippytm <65956507+lippytm@users.noreply.github.com>
- Use npm --if-present for cleaner optional script execution
- Ensure hashFiles condition properly checks for empty string
- Update dates to month-year format for clarity

Co-authored-by: lippytm <65956507+lippytm@users.noreply.github.com>
Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Add standardized CI/CD and hygiene files for integration and security Add standardized CI/CD workflows and repository hygiene files Jan 20, 2026
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Pull request overview

This pull request adds comprehensive CI/CD workflows and repository hygiene files to improve development practices, security, and collaboration. The implementation provides standardized GitHub Actions for linting, testing, deployment, and security scanning, along with detailed documentation for contributors and security policies.

Changes:

  • Added four GitHub Actions workflows: lint-test.yml for code quality checks, deploy.yml for multi-environment deployments with OIDC placeholders, codeql.yml for security analysis, and dependency-review.yml for vulnerability scanning
  • Introduced comprehensive repository documentation including SECURITY.md with vulnerability reporting procedures, CONTRIBUTING.md with development guidelines, CODEOWNERS for code review assignments, MIT LICENSE, and structured issue/PR templates
  • Enhanced README.md with CI/CD status badges for workflow monitoring

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.github/workflows/lint-test.yml Implements Python (ruff/pytest) and Node/TypeScript (ESLint/tests/build) linting and testing with matrix strategy for frontend and contracts
.github/workflows/deploy.yml Provides multi-environment deployment workflow with OIDC authentication placeholders, environment-specific variables, and documented required secrets
.github/workflows/codeql.yml Configures CodeQL security scanning for JavaScript/TypeScript and Python with scheduled weekly scans
.github/workflows/dependency-review.yml Enables dependency review on pull requests with moderate+ severity failure threshold
SECURITY.md Establishes security policy with vulnerability reporting procedures, SLAs, branch protection requirements, and required secrets documentation
CONTRIBUTING.md Provides comprehensive contribution guidelines including development setup, coding standards for Python/TypeScript/Solidity, testing requirements, and commit message conventions
CODEOWNERS Defines code ownership with @lippytm as fallback owner for all paths and specific ownership for backend, frontend, contracts, and CI/CD directories
LICENSE Adds MIT License with 2026 copyright
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md Creates structured PR template with comprehensive checklists for code quality, testing, security, and component-specific requirements
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md Provides structured issue template for bug reports and feature requests with environment information fields
README.md Adds CI/CD workflow status badges and MIT license badge

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- [ ] I have read the [Contributing Guidelines](../CONTRIBUTING.md)
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The link path "../CONTRIBUTING.md" may not work correctly from the PR template location. PR templates in .github/ should use root-relative paths. Consider changing this to either "/CONTRIBUTING.md" or "../../CONTRIBUTING.md" to ensure the link works correctly when viewing pull requests on GitHub.

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- [ ] I have read the [Contributing Guidelines](../CONTRIBUTING.md)
- [ ] I have read the [Contributing Guidelines](/CONTRIBUTING.md)

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- [ ] I have added appropriate labels (if I have permission)
- [ ] I have read the [Contributing Guidelines](../CONTRIBUTING.md)
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The link path "../CONTRIBUTING.md" may not work correctly from the issue template location. Issue templates in .github/ should use root-relative paths. Consider changing this to either "/CONTRIBUTING.md" or "../../CONTRIBUTING.md" to ensure the link works correctly when viewing issues on GitHub.

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- [ ] I have read the [Contributing Guidelines](../CONTRIBUTING.md)
- [ ] I have read the [Contributing Guidelines](/CONTRIBUTING.md)

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- name: Deploy to ${{ matrix.environment }}
run: |
echo "Deploying to ${{ matrix.environment }}"
# Reuse deployment steps from above
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The deploy-matrix job only contains a placeholder echo statement without actual deployment logic. The comment on line 176 mentions "Reuse deployment steps from above" but there's no implementation. Consider either implementing the actual deployment steps for this multi-environment deployment job or documenting that this is intentionally left as a stub for future implementation.

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# Reuse deployment steps from above
# NOTE: This step is intentionally left as a placeholder for multi-environment deployments.
# When enabling this job, copy the appropriate deployment steps from the 'deploy' job above
# (e.g., build, package, and deploy commands) so that each matrix environment is deployed.

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