* Add code scanning workflow to identify common issues
* Don't run CodeQL if the only changes in a push/PR are .less or .md files
* Change cron
* Change workflow name to include language
* Make indents consistent with other workflows
* Pin 3rd party action
* Pin GitHub-maintained actions to tag
* Bump Bundlewatch Node.js to v14 LTS
I have no clue what my thought process was when creating this workflow
initially. Thrown this in here as it's a minor change and it's silly to
make a PR just to update this number, in my opinion.
* Install Prettier only, instead of all deps
* Allow running on workflow dispatch
Allows manually triggered CI runs by org members
* Update Node to latest LTS; update step descriptions
(Below steps already performed, but kept for future reference.)
Head here to get auth ID: https://service.bundlewatch.io/setup-github
Create repo secret called `BUNDLEWATCH_GITHUB_TOKEN` with the token inside
- update actions ci
- include json for 4 spaces tab
- provide output int for process code exit
- adhere to parent type hint of builder
- mailer instance now needs a name, multiple can be instantiated
- getOriginal now uses mutators in the model
- Temporarily loosen MailableInterface requirements. This avoids an immediate BC break for classes in extensions that implement this interface.
- Temporarily provide (and autoload) old symfony translator interface
- make queue exception handler compatible with the contract of L8
- Update phpunit schema for newer version
- Update phpunit assert calls for newer version
* Updated PHP requirement to 7.2
* Set wikimedia less version to 1.8
* Indentation fix on composer json
* Revert "Set wikimedia less version to 1.8"
This reverts commit 22d862fd98.
* Add test job with PHP 7.3, MySQL & custom prefix
* Add prefix MariaDB test
* Add PHP 7.4 to tests
* Remove PHP 7.4 from tests
This reverts commit 270cba2f5f.
