chore(audit): touch all files for global CodeRabbit review - #3
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Root READMEs README.md, README.zh-CN.md |
Appended CodeRabbit audit trigger header/comment lines (non-functional). |
Broker & Certs broker/README.md, broker/README.zh-CN.md, broker/emqx/docker-compose.yml, broker/mosquitto/docker-compose.yml, certs/README.md, certs/README.zh-CN.md |
Added audit trigger comment lines to README and Docker Compose files (comments only). |
Docs & Conversion Scripts docs/README.md, docs/README.zh-CN.md, docs/pdf2md/README.md, docs/pdf2md/convert.py, docs/thesis_doc/..., docs/thesis_doc/sources/... |
Appended audit marker lines across documentation and a non-functional comment in a conversion script. |
ESPHome & Home Assistant esphome/README.md, esphome/esp32s3.yaml, homeassistant/README.md, homeassistant/README.zh-CN.md, homeassistant/docker-compose.yml |
Inserted audit trigger comments in READMEs and YAML (comments only). |
Sensors package & simulator sensors/Dockerfile, sensors/README.md, sensors/README.zh-CN.md, sensors/docker-compose.yml, sensors/brokers.example.yml, sensors/sensor_simulator.py, sensors/smarthome_sim/... |
Added audit trigger comments across Dockerfile, compose, example YAML and many Python modules; Dockerfile reintroduces ENTRYPOINT (reported net no-op). |
Thesis CI workflow .github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml |
New GitHub Actions workflow: checks out repo, runs LaTeX build in a texlive Docker container, finds/renames PDF artifact, and creates a GitHub Release attaching the PDF. |
.gitignore & thesis version .gitignore, docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/.version |
Broadened docs/BT ignore pattern with an exception for CTU_FEL_THESIS; added .version with thesis version string. |
Thesis project (large) docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/Makefile, README.md, acronyms.tex, bachelorthesis.cls, latexmkrc, literature.bib, thesis-final.tex, chapters/*.tex, appendix.tex, ... |
Added a complete bachelor thesis subproject: new LaTeX class bachelorthesis.cls (public options/macros), Makefile, latexmkrc, bibliography, main thesis source, many chapter files, and supporting assets. Major content addition and new public class/macros. |
Misc. small docs esphome/..., sensors/... (others listed above) |
Numerous trivial comment-only additions across other README and config files (audit tags). |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant Repo as Repository
participant Docker as Docker (texlive)
participant FS as Filesystem/Artifacts
participant Rel as GitHub Release Action
GH->>Repo: trigger on push to docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS
GH->>Repo: checkout repository
GH->>Docker: run make pdf in docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS (LuaLaTeX)
Docker->>FS: produce PDF (bachelor_thesis_Yuan_v*.pdf)
GH->>FS: locate & copy PDF -> workspace / renamed file
GH->>Rel: create release and upload PDF artifact
Rel-->>GH: release result
Estimated code review effort
🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~45 minutes
Poem
🐰 I hopped through READMEs, gentle and light,
I tucked a small header and left it so bright,
A thesis took shape with chapters and make,
Built in a container, released for the sake,
I signed my small trail — a quiet audit bite.
🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3
✅ Passed checks (3 passed)
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| Description Check | ✅ Passed | Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. |
| Title check | ✅ Passed | The PR title 'chore(audit): touch all files for global CodeRabbit review' accurately describes the main objective of this changeset, which is to trigger a repository-wide CodeRabbit audit by making minimal changes across all files. |
| Docstring Coverage | ✅ Passed | Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. |
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@yuanweize I've opened a new pull request, #4, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
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Pull request overview
Adds a “CodeRabbit Audit Trigger” marker across many files to force a global CodeRabbit review run.
Changes:
- Appended an audit-trigger marker to Python modules, YAML/Docker configs, and Markdown documentation.
- Touched large thesis source markdown exports (NIST/Espressif) with the same marker.
- Minor formatting-only change in
sensors/Dockerfilewhile adding the marker.
Reviewed changes
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| sensors/smarthome_sim/utils.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/simulator.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/entities.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/config.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/cli.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/broker.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/benchmark.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/main.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/smarthome_sim/init.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/sensor_simulator.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/docker-compose.yml | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/brokers.example.yml | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| sensors/README.zh-CN.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| sensors/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| sensors/Dockerfile | Appends audit-trigger marker comment; normalizes ENTRYPOINT line formatting |
| homeassistant/docker-compose.yml | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| homeassistant/README.zh-CN.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| homeassistant/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| esphome/esp32s3.yaml | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| esphome/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/sources/standards/NIST.SP.800-57pt1r5.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32_technical_reference_manual_en.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32_datasheet_en.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32-s3_technical_reference_manual_cn.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32-s3_datasheet_en.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32-s3-wroom-1_wroom-1u_datasheet_cn.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/README_LATEX.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/thesis_doc/README_ESPTFLITE.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/pdf2md/convert.py | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| docs/pdf2md/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/README.zh-CN.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| docs/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| certs/README.zh-CN.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| certs/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| broker/mosquitto/docker-compose.yml | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| broker/emqx/docker-compose.yml | Appends audit-trigger marker comment |
| broker/README.zh-CN.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| broker/README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| README.zh-CN.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
| README.md | Appends audit-trigger marker (as Markdown heading) |
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| Espressif Systems 86 ESP32-S3 Series Datasheet v2.1 Submit Documentation Feedback Disclaimer and Copyright Notice Information in this document, including URL references, is subject to change without notice. ALL THIRD PARTY'S INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES TO ITS AUTHENTICITY AND ACCURACY. NO WARRANTY IS PROVIDED TO THIS DOCUMENT FOR ITS MERCHANTABILITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NOR DOES ANY WARRANTY OTHERWISE ARISING OUT OF ANY PROPOSAL, SPECIFICATION OR SAMPLE. All liability, including liability for infringement of any proprietary rights, relating to use of information in this document is disclaimed. No licenses express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual property rights are granted herein. The Wi-Fi Alliance Member logo is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The Bluetooth logo is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG. All trade names, trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned in this document are property of their respective owners, and are hereby acknowledged. Copyright © 2025 Espressif Systems (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. www.espressif.com | ||
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| This simulator is part of the bachelor thesis *"Application of Servers and Unix-like Systems for Sensor Control in Smart Homes"* at Czech Technical University in Prague. See the [main README](../README.md) for citation information. | ||
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| Espressif Systems 77 ESP32 Series Datasheet v5.2 Submit Documentation Feedback Disclaimer and Copyright Notice Information in this document, including URL references, is subject to change without notice. ALL THIRD PARTY'S INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES TO ITS AUTHENTICITY AND ACCURACY. NO WARRANTY IS PROVIDED TO THIS DOCUMENT FOR ITS MERCHANTABILITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NOR DOES ANY WARRANTY OTHERWISE ARISING OUT OF ANY PROPOSAL, SPECIFICATION OR SAMPLE. All liability, including liability for infringement of any proprietary rights, relating to use of information in this document is disclaimed. No licenses express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual property rights are granted herein. The Wi-Fi Alliance Member logo is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The Bluetooth logo is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG. All trade names, trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned in this document are property of their respective owners, and are hereby acknowledged. Copyright © 2025 Espressif Systems (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. www.espressif.com | ||
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@sensors/Dockerfile`:
- Around line 7-8: The Dockerfile currently runs the container as root via the
ENTRYPOINT; add a non-root user and switch to it before ENTRYPOINT (create a
user/group, set HOME, chown sensors/ and any runtime dirs) and update ENTRYPOINT
to run as that user (reference ENTRYPOINT and sensors/sensor_simulator.py); also
add a HEALTHCHECK instruction that exercises the running sensor process (e.g.,
an HTTP or simple probe appropriate to sensor_simulator.py) with sensible
intervals/retries to improve orchestration/monitoring.
♻️ Duplicate comments (22)
docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32_technical_reference_manual_en.md (1)
80503-80504: Avoid mutating third‑party source documents for audit triggers.
This is a vendored/converted source doc, and adding a visible audit line complicates upstream refresh/diffing. Prefer a dedicated repo audit file or a non‑rendering comment mechanism instead.docs/thesis_doc/README_LATEX.md (1)
325-325: Avoid rendering the audit marker as a heading.This renders in the document; use an HTML comment instead to keep it invisible.
docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32-s3_technical_reference_manual_cn.md (1)
136060-136061: Avoid mutating third‑party source documents for audit triggers.This adds a rendered heading to a vendored/converted technical reference manual, making upstream syncs/diffing harder. Prefer a dedicated repo‑level trigger file or a non‑rendering comment format instead.
esphome/README.md (1)
95-95: Use HTML comment for audit marker to avoid visible heading.
This renders as a new top-level heading. Prefer an HTML comment so the README output isn’t altered.sensors/README.md (1)
300-300: Use HTML comment for audit marker to avoid visible heading.
This renders as a new top-level heading. Prefer an HTML comment so the README output isn’t altered.docs/README.md (1)
89-89: Use HTML comment for audit marker to avoid visible heading.
This renders as a new top-level heading. Prefer an HTML comment so the README output isn’t altered.certs/README.md (1)
89-89: Use HTML comment for audit marker to avoid visible heading.
This renders as a new top-level heading. Prefer an HTML comment so the README output isn’t altered.broker/README.zh-CN.md (1)
69-70: Use an HTML comment to avoid a visible heading.
This renders as a new H1 in the README; use a non-rendered comment instead.💡 Suggested change
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->README.zh-CN.md (1)
109-110: Use an HTML comment to avoid a visible heading.
This renders as a new H1 in the README; use a non-rendered comment instead.💡 Suggested change
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->docs/README.zh-CN.md (1)
88-89: Avoid visible Markdown heading for audit marker.Use an HTML comment so the rendered doc isn’t affected (e.g.,
<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->).docs/pdf2md/README.md (1)
72-73: Avoid visible Markdown heading for audit marker.Prefer an HTML comment to keep rendered docs clean (e.g.,
<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->).docs/thesis_doc/README_ESPTFLITE.md (1)
129-130: Avoid visible Markdown heading for audit marker.Use an HTML comment so the README rendering isn’t affected (e.g.,
<!-- CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389 -->).certs/README.zh-CN.md (1)
87-88: Avoid visible Markdown heading for audit marker.Prefer an HTML comment so rendered docs aren’t affected (e.g.,
<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->).broker/README.md (1)
69-70: Avoid visible Markdown heading for audit marker.Use an HTML comment so rendered docs aren’t altered (e.g.,
<!-- CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389 -->).homeassistant/README.zh-CN.md (1)
98-98: Use HTML comment syntax instead of Markdown heading for invisible audit marker.As previously noted,
# ...creates a visible heading in rendered Markdown. For an invisible audit trigger, use HTML comment syntax instead:-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->sensors/README.zh-CN.md (1)
300-301: Use HTML comment syntax instead of Markdown heading for invisible audit marker.The
#prefix creates a visible heading in rendered Markdown. For an invisible audit trigger, use HTML comment syntax:-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->homeassistant/README.md (1)
97-98: Use HTML comment syntax instead of Markdown heading for invisible audit marker.The
#prefix creates a visible heading. For an invisible audit trigger, use HTML comment syntax:-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32-s3_datasheet_en.md (1)
3318-3319: Avoid modifying vendored source documents; use HTML comments if necessary.This appears to be a third-party datasheet. Adding an audit trigger as a Markdown heading:
- Creates a visible heading (
#syntax)- Mutates the vendor source, complicating future upstream refreshes and diffs
Consider placing audit triggers in a dedicated repo tracking file, or if inline markers are required, use non-rendering HTML comments:
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->README.md (1)
109-110: Use a non-rendering comment instead of a visible H1.This audit trigger renders as a new top-level heading; prefer an HTML comment to avoid user-facing clutter/markdownlint noise.
💡 Suggested change
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] +<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->docs/thesis_doc/sources/espressif/esp32_datasheet_en.md (1)
2947-2948: Avoid visible headings in vendored docs.This adds a rendered H1 to a third‑party source file and complicates upstream diffing; use a non-rendering comment or a dedicated audit marker file instead.
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3014-3015: Avoid mutating vendored source documents with audit triggers.This file appears to be a converted third-party Espressif datasheet. Adding a Markdown heading modifies the source text and complicates future upstream synchronization or diffing. Consider placing audit triggers in a dedicated repo file or using a non-rendering comment format instead.
docs/thesis_doc/sources/standards/NIST.SP.800-57pt1r5.md (1)
8278-8279: Avoid mutating vendored third‑party source documents with audit markers.Prefer a dedicated repo file or a non-rendering comment format instead of editing the source text.
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Audit trigger addition is fine; consider addressing container security best practices.
The audit trigger comment is non-functional and acceptable. However, the static analysis hints identify valid improvements for production readiness:
- Non-root user: The container runs as root, which is a security risk. Consider adding a dedicated user.
- HEALTHCHECK: Adding a health check improves orchestration and monitoring.
♻️ Suggested improvements (optional)
FROM python:3.11-slim
WORKDIR /app
COPY sensors/requirements.txt ./requirements.txt
RUN pip install --no-cache-dir -r requirements.txt
COPY sensors ./sensors
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+# Run as non-root user
+RUN useradd --create-home --shell /bin/bash appuser
+USER appuser
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ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1
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+HEALTHCHECK --interval=30s --timeout=10s --start-period=5s --retries=3 \
+ CMD python -c "import sys; sys.exit(0)" || exit 1
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ENTRYPOINT ["python", "sensors/sensor_simulator.py"]
# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389],
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[low] 1-8: Ensure that HEALTHCHECK instructions have been added to container images
(CKV_DOCKER_2)
[low] 1-8: Ensure that a user for the container has been created
(CKV_DOCKER_3)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@sensors/Dockerfile` around lines 7 - 8, The Dockerfile currently runs the
container as root via the ENTRYPOINT; add a non-root user and switch to it
before ENTRYPOINT (create a user/group, set HOME, chown sensors/ and any runtime
dirs) and update ENTRYPOINT to run as that user (reference ENTRYPOINT and
sensors/sensor_simulator.py); also add a HEALTHCHECK instruction that exercises
the running sensor process (e.g., an HTTP or simple probe appropriate to
sensor_simulator.py) with sensible intervals/retries to improve
orchestration/monitoring.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml:
- Line 19: The workflow currently pins the Docker image with an unstable tag
"uses: docker://texlive/texlive:latest"; change that to a fixed, reproducible
tag or digest (for example "texlive/texlive:TL2024-historic" or a specific image
digest) so builds are deterministic—update the "uses:
docker://texlive/texlive:latest" line in the CI workflow to the chosen
year-specific tag or SHA.
- Around line 3-6: The GitHub Actions workflow currently triggers on every push
to docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/** and the release step uses the fixed tag
thesis-latest; restrict or gate this to avoid overwriting production releases
from feature branches. Either change the workflow trigger under on: push to
include branches: [main] (so only pushes to main run the workflow) or add a
conditional to the release job/step (e.g., check github.ref or github.ref_name
for 'refs/heads/main'/'main') so the release step that creates the thesis-latest
tag runs only on main; update the release step that references thesis-latest
accordingly to only execute when the branch condition is met.
- Around line 18-22: The GitHub Actions step "Compile Thesis PDF" uses the
docker image texlive/texlive:latest (Debian-based) but calls apk; replace the
apk invocation in the step's args with Debian package commands (e.g., run
apt-get update && apt-get install -y make or the equivalent non-interactive
apt-get install) so the container can install make (and any other needed
packages) before cd into docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS and run make pdf; update the
step's args string accordingly for the "Compile Thesis PDF" step.
In @.gitignore:
- Around line 44-46: Update the stale comment in .gitignore to accurately
describe the rules: replace "keep only docs/README tracked" with a line stating
that docs/BT/* is ignored but docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/ is explicitly re-included
(i.e., all files under docs/BT are ignored except the CTU_FEL_THESIS directory).
Also add a short note about .github being intentionally ignored (and that
individual files like .github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml were force-added) so
maintainers know future .github/* files will be ignored unless force-added or
the rule is adjusted.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/acronyms.tex`:
- Line 66: Replace the invalid shell-style comment "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]" with a LaTeX comment using "%" so the line becomes "% [CodeRabbit
Audit Trigger 1769364389]"; search for the exact string "# [CodeRabbit Audit
Trigger 1769364389]" in acronyms.tex (and other .tex files) and convert any
leading "#" comment markers to "%" to fix the LaTeX compilation error.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/bachelorthesis.cls`:
- Around line 306-314: The \makeatletter/\makeatother wrappers around the
\AtBeginDocument{ \hypersetup{ ... } } block are unnecessary in a .cls file
because @ is already a letter; remove the \makeatletter and \makeatother lines
and leave the \AtBeginDocument and \hypersetup block as-is (keeping \@title,
\@author, and \ThesisType references) to clean up noise.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/abstract.tex`:
- Line 33: The LaTeX file contains a literal "#" used as a comment marker in the
abstract (the token "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]"); replace the "#"
comment marker with LaTeX's "%" so the line becomes a proper LaTeX comment.
Locate the offending token in abstract.tex (search for "# [CodeRabbit Audit
Trigger 1769364389]" or any standalone "#" comment) and change it to "%" to
prevent the compilation error.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/acknowledgements.tex`:
- Line 12: The line containing "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" will
break LaTeX because "#" is special; replace that line with a proper LaTeX
comment using "%" or escape the hash as "\#" if the literal text must remain.
Locate the exact string "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" in
acknowledgements.tex and either change the leading "#" to "%" to comment the
audit note or escape the "#" as "\#" so it compiles while keeping the text.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/appendix.tex`:
- Line 19: The date string "06-01-2026" in appendix.tex is ambiguous; update the
sentence to use an unambiguous format (e.g., ISO 8601 "2026-01-06" or "January
6, 2026") so readers cannot misinterpret the submission date—locate the line
containing the snapshot sentence in appendix.tex and replace "06-01-2026" with
the chosen unambiguous format.
- Line 927: The LaTeX source contains an invalid comment token '#' which will
break compilation; locate the stray '#' character in the appendix.tex content
(the literal '#' symbol flagged by the review) and replace it with a proper
LaTeX comment '%' or remove the line entirely so it no longer uses '#' as a
comment marker; ensure no other occurrences of '#' remain in LaTeX source unless
they are intended as macro arguments and are properly escaped.
- Line 577: The Docker Compose service image currently uses the floating tag
"emqx/emqx:latest"; change it to the specific reproducible tag that matches the
benchmark text (e.g., "emqx/emqx:6.0.0") so the compose file aligns with the
stated "EMQX 6.0.0 broker" and avoids future drift; update the image reference
where "image: emqx/emqx:latest" is declared and verify any other occurrences or
documentation strings in the appendix.tex that mention the EMQX image are
consistent with the pinned version.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/architecture.tex`:
- Line 267: The line containing "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" uses a
shell-style '#' which is invalid in LaTeX and will break compilation; edit that
exact line in architecture.tex (the line with "[CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]") and replace the leading '#' with '%' to make it a LaTeX comment or
remove the whole line if it's not needed, ensuring no other '#' comment markers
remain in this file.
- Line 4: Update the problematic sentence in the chapter introduction that
currently reads "a Python-based simulator for virtual entity emulation also can
use for load generation for benchmarking" to the corrected phrasing "a
Python-based simulator for virtual entity emulation, which can also be used for
load generation and benchmarking." Locate the sentence containing "Python-based
simulator for virtual entity emulation also can use for load generation for
benchmarking" in the chapter introduction and replace it with the corrected
version, keeping surrounding punctuation and list structure intact.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/background.tex`:
- Line 327: The line containing "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" uses a
literal '#' which is a LaTeX macro token and breaks compilation; locate that
exact string in background.tex and replace the leading '#' with a LaTeX comment
character '%' (or escape it as '\#' if the hash must remain visible) so the line
becomes a valid comment or a literal hash; ensure no other stray '#' characters
are left unescaped in the file.
- Around line 234-252: The table's \begin{tablenotes}...\end{tablenotes} must be
nested inside a threeparttable environment: wrap the \caption, \label, the
\begin{tabular}...\end{tabular}, and the \begin{tablenotes}...\end{tablenotes}
with \begin{threeparttable}...\end{threeparttable} (i.e., move the \caption and
\label inside threeparttable if currently outside) so the footnote is associated
correctly; ensure the document loads the threeparttable package if not already
present.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/conclusion.tex`:
- Line 80: The line containing "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" is
using a shell-style "#" rather than LaTeX "%" for comments; replace the leading
"#" with "%" (i.e., change that marker to "% [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]") so it becomes a valid LaTeX comment, and scan for any other
occurrences of lines starting with "#" (e.g., the same marker in other .tex
files) and convert them to "%" as well; ensure the modified line appears where
it was intended to be a comment and not active LaTeX content.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/declaration.tex`:
- Line 20: The line containing "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" uses
'#' which is invalid in LaTeX comments; replace that line with a LaTeX comment
using '%' (e.g., "% [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]") so the parser
ignores it; check for any other occurrences of '#' used as comments (similar to
background.tex) and convert them to '%' to fix the compilation error.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/evaluation.tex`:
- Line 212: The LaTeX line containing the marker "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]" causes a compilation error because '#' is not a comment token in
TeX; open the evaluation.tex file and replace the leading '#' with '%' (i.e.,
change "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" to "% [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]") so it becomes a proper LaTeX comment—ensure any other occurrences
of the same marker in evaluation.tex use '%' as well.
- Around line 102-117: The table uses a tablenotes environment without the
required threeparttable wrapper, which will fail to attach notes; wrap the
tabular, caption, label and tablenotes inside a threeparttable environment
(i.e., replace the current sequence inside \begin{table} ... \end{table} so that
\caption{}, \label{}, \begin{tabular}...\end{tabular} and
\begin{tablenotes}...\end{tablenotes} are enclosed by
\begin{threeparttable}...\end{threeparttable}); ensure the
\label{tab:handshake-latency} and the \begin{tablenotes} text remain unchanged
and the threeparttable package is available in the preamble.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/implementation.tex`:
- Around line 159-160: The a_y calibration row is using the wrong offset sign:
with Raw = -0.173 and Offset = -0.145 the Calibrated value becomes -0.318 which
moves further from zero; update the Offset for a_y to +0.173 (or recompute
Offset = -Raw) so Calibrated = Raw + Offset ≈ 0, i.e. replace the Offset cell
for a_y from -0.145 to +0.173 (and verify the Calibrated cell shows ≈ 0.000).
- Line 450: Replace the invalid LaTeX comment line "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]" with a proper LaTeX comment or remove it entirely; specifically, in
the file's implementation.tex locate the exact string "# [CodeRabbit Audit
Trigger 1769364389]" and either delete that line or change the leading "#" to
"%" so it becomes a valid LaTeX comment, and scan nearby lines for any other
accidental "#" usages in text that should be "%" comments.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/chapters/introduction.tex`:
- Line 100: The LaTeX file contains a rogue line starting with "#" ("#
[CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]") which causes compilation errors because
TeX uses "%" for comments; replace the leading "#" with "%" so the line becomes
a valid LaTeX comment and ensure any similar audit-marker lines in
introduction.tex are commented with "%" instead of "#".
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/literature.bib`:
- Around line 115-122: There are duplicate BibTeX entries for the same
resources; remove the older keys (cloudflare_mtls_2024 and haos_buildroot_2024),
keep the entries with the most recent access dates (cloudflare_mtls_2026 and
haos_buildroot_2026), and then update all \cite{} occurrences in the LaTeX
sources to reference the retained keys (replace any \cite{cloudflare_mtls_2024}
-> \cite{cloudflare_mtls_2026} and \cite{haos_buildroot_2024} ->
\cite{haos_buildroot_2026}) so Biber warnings and ambiguous citations are
resolved.
- Around line 28-35: The citation key mqtt_performance_2018 is inconsistent with
the entry's year (2016); rename the BibTeX key to mqtt_performance_2016 and
update every reference that cites mqtt_performance_2018 (e.g.,
\cite{mqtt_performance_2018}) to \cite{mqtt_performance_2016}, ensuring the
`@inproceedings` entry identifier is changed from mqtt_performance_2018 to
mqtt_performance_2016 so the key matches the year field.
- Around line 70-79: The two BibTeX entries (edge_computing_iot_2016 and
bernstein_ed25519_2012) are journal articles but are incorrectly declared as
`@inproceedings` with a booktitle field; change their entry type to `@article` and
replace booktitle with journal (keeping title, author, year, volume, number,
pages, doi as appropriate), ensuring field names follow BibTeX `@article`
conventions so the bibliography formats as a journal article rather than "In:".
- Around line 311-312: Remove the stray debug comment markers ("% dd") left in
the .bib file: locate the occurrences before the `@inproceedings` entry
"bernstein_ed25519_2012" and the other occurrence around lines containing the
subsequent bibliography entry (the one near line 364–365) and delete those "%
dd" lines so only valid BibTeX entries remain; ensure no other stray "%" debug
markers remain in the file.
- Around line 19-26: The BibTeX entry with key mqtt_iot_survey_2017 is
incorrectly typed as `@article`; change it to `@inproceedings` and replace the
journal field with booktitle set to "IEEE International Systems Engineering
Symposium (ISSE)"; keep author, title, year, pages and doi fields unchanged and
ensure the entry uses the `@inproceedings` structure (e.g., update the entry type
and field name only).
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/Makefile`:
- Around line 12-23: The pdf Makefile target currently runs three lualatex calls
and biber before checking for errors; change the pdf target (referencing
JOBNAME, the lualatex invocations and the biber invocation) to fail fast by
checking each command's exit status immediately after it runs and exiting with a
non‑zero code if it failed, and also explicitly check biber's exit code instead
of relying on log grepping; keep the final log grep as a secondary check (or
improve it to scan for multiple failure patterns) but ensure lualatex and biber
errors cause immediate failure and print a clear error message referencing
$(JOBNAME).log or biber stderr for diagnostics.
- Line 10: The Makefile currently runs "bump" before "pdf" via the "all: bump
pdf" rule, causing .version to be incremented even if the build (pdf target that
invokes lualatex/biber) fails; change the rule so the build completes
successfully before bumping (e.g., make "all: pdf bump" or invoke the bump step
as a recipe run after the pdf target finishes), or make bump a manual/explicit
step so .version is only updated on successful build; update references to
targets "all", "bump", and "pdf" accordingly.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/README.md`:
- Line 98: The README contains a literal Markdown H1 line "# [CodeRabbit Audit
Trigger 1769364389]" that unintentionally renders as a heading; replace that
visible heading with a hidden HTML comment containing the same text (i.e., wrap
"[CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" in an HTML comment) so the audit trigger
remains in the file without rendering as an H1.
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/thesis-final.tex`:
- Around line 68-72: Replace the fragile \csname ...\endcsname usage with the
standard LaTeX commands (e.g. use \thesistype{...} and \title{...} directly) and
ensure those macros are defined beforehand (add \newcommand or \providecommand
for \thesistype and \title if necessary) so missing/renamed macros raise errors;
alternatively fix the editor/JSON escaping so direct macros can be used rather
than relying on \csname.
- Line 136: The line containing the literal string "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]" will break LaTeX; edit the thesis-final.tex content to either
remove that line or change the leading "#" to a LaTeX comment "%" so it becomes
"% [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]"; ensure no other lines contain stray
"#" characters (e.g., the same marker seen in implementation.tex) so compilation
succeeds.
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Release step runs on every branch push — can overwrite production release from feature branches.
The workflow triggers on any push to docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/** regardless of branch, and the release step uses a fixed tag thesis-latest. A push from a feature branch will overwrite the release artifact built from main. Either restrict the trigger to main or gate the release step with a branch condition.
Option A: Restrict trigger to main
on:
push:
+ branches:
+ - main
paths:
- 'docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/**'Option B: Gate only the release step
- name: Release
+ if: github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'
uses: softprops/action-gh-release@v2Also applies to: 40-48
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml around lines 3 - 6, The GitHub Actions
workflow currently triggers on every push to docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/** and the
release step uses the fixed tag thesis-latest; restrict or gate this to avoid
overwriting production releases from feature branches. Either change the
workflow trigger under on: push to include branches: [main] (so only pushes to
main run the workflow) or add a conditional to the release job/step (e.g., check
github.ref or github.ref_name for 'refs/heads/main'/'main') so the release step
that creates the thesis-latest tag runs only on main; update the release step
that references thesis-latest accordingly to only execute when the branch
condition is met.
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Pinning texlive/texlive:latest makes builds non-reproducible.
Using :latest means the TeX Live version can change between builds, potentially introducing compilation differences or breakage. Consider pinning to a specific year tag (e.g., texlive/texlive:TL2024-historic) for reproducibility.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml at line 19, The workflow currently pins the
Docker image with an unstable tag "uses: docker://texlive/texlive:latest";
change that to a fixed, reproducible tag or digest (for example
"texlive/texlive:TL2024-historic" or a specific image digest) so builds are
deterministic—update the "uses: docker://texlive/texlive:latest" line in the CI
workflow to the chosen year-specific tag or SHA.
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Update the stale comment on line 44 to reflect the actual rules.
The comment says "keep only docs/README tracked" but the negation pattern !docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/ actually re-includes the entire CTU_FEL_THESIS/ directory. Update the comment to accurately describe the intent.
Additionally, note that .github/ is ignored by design (user request). While .github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml is currently tracked (force-added), future .github/ files will be silently ignored unless also force-added. If additional GitHub workflows or metadata files are expected in the future, consider whether the ignore rule should be refined.
Suggested comment fix
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.gitignore around lines 44 - 46, Update the stale comment in .gitignore to
accurately describe the rules: replace "keep only docs/README tracked" with a
line stating that docs/BT/* is ignored but docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/ is explicitly
re-included (i.e., all files under docs/BT are ignored except the CTU_FEL_THESIS
directory). Also add a short note about .github being intentionally ignored (and
that individual files like .github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml were force-added) so
maintainers know future .github/* files will be ignored unless force-added or
the rule is adjusted.
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LaTeX compilation error: # is not a comment character.
Same issue as in the other .tex files — use %.
Proposed fix
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/acronyms.tex` at line 66, Replace the invalid
shell-style comment "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" with a LaTeX
comment using "%" so the line becomes "% [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]";
search for the exact string "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" in
acronyms.tex (and other .tex files) and convert any leading "#" comment markers
to "%" to fix the LaTeX compilation error.
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Version bump runs before build — failed builds skip version numbers.
all: bump pdf increments .version before compilation starts. If lualatex or biber fails, the version number is already consumed and the next build will skip it. Consider reversing the order or bumping only on success.
Proposed fix: bump after successful build
-all: bump pdf
+all: pdf bumpOr, alternatively, make bumping a manual step:
-all: bump pdf
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/Makefile` at line 10, The Makefile currently runs
"bump" before "pdf" via the "all: bump pdf" rule, causing .version to be
incremented even if the build (pdf target that invokes lualatex/biber) fails;
change the rule so the build completes successfully before bumping (e.g., make
"all: pdf bump" or invoke the bump step as a recipe run after the pdf target
finishes), or make bump a manual/explicit step so .version is only updated on
successful build; update references to targets "all", "bump", and "pdf"
accordingly.
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| biber $(JOBNAME) | ||
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| lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex | ||
| @if grep -q "^!" $(JOBNAME).log 2>/dev/null; then \ | ||
| echo "❌ LaTeX errors found:"; \ | ||
| grep "^!" $(JOBNAME).log; \ | ||
| exit 1; \ | ||
| else \ | ||
| echo "✅ Output: $(JOBNAME).pdf"; \ | ||
| fi |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
pdf target checks for errors only after all three lualatex runs complete.
The error grep on line 17 runs only after the third lualatex invocation. If the first lualatex run produces a fatal error, biber and subsequent runs will still execute (and likely fail too), wasting time. Consider failing fast after the first run.
Also, grep "^!" only catches TeX-level errors that begin with !. Some critical issues (e.g., missing fonts, biber errors) won't match this pattern. Checking biber's exit code directly would be more reliable.
Proposed fix: fail-fast on lualatex/biber errors
pdf:
- lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex
- biber $(JOBNAME)
- lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex
- lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex
- `@if` grep -q "^!" $(JOBNAME).log 2>/dev/null; then \
- echo "❌ LaTeX errors found:"; \
- grep "^!" $(JOBNAME).log; \
- exit 1; \
- else \
- echo "✅ Output: $(JOBNAME).pdf"; \
- fi
+ lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex
+ biber $(JOBNAME)
+ lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex
+ lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex
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| lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex | |
| biber $(JOBNAME) | |
| lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex | |
| lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error -jobname=$(JOBNAME) thesis-final.tex | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/Makefile` around lines 12 - 23, The pdf Makefile
target currently runs three lualatex calls and biber before checking for errors;
change the pdf target (referencing JOBNAME, the lualatex invocations and the
biber invocation) to fail fast by checking each command's exit status
immediately after it runs and exiting with a non‑zero code if it failed, and
also explicitly check biber's exit code instead of relying on log grepping; keep
the final log grep as a secondary check (or improve it to scan for multiple
failure patterns) but ensure lualatex and biber errors cause immediate failure
and print a clear error message referencing $(JOBNAME).log or biber stderr for
diagnostics.
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Audit trigger renders as an H1 heading in the README.
In Markdown, # creates a heading. This line will display as a prominent heading when viewed on GitHub. Use an HTML comment to hide it:
Proposed fix
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]
+<!-- [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389] -->📝 Committable suggestion
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/README.md` at line 98, The README contains a literal
Markdown H1 line "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" that unintentionally
renders as a heading; replace that visible heading with a hidden HTML comment
containing the same text (i.e., wrap "[CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" in
an HTML comment) so the audit trigger remains in the file without rendering as
an H1.
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
\csname workaround is fragile and hides intent.
Using \csname thesistype\endcsname and \csname title\endcsname works but bypasses LaTeX's standard error checking. If \thesistype or \title are ever undefined or renamed, these calls will silently create no-ops instead of raising a helpful error. The comment cites editor/JSON escaping issues — if this is solely an editor problem, consider configuring the editor instead.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/thesis-final.tex` around lines 68 - 72, Replace the
fragile \csname ...\endcsname usage with the standard LaTeX commands (e.g. use
\thesistype{...} and \title{...} directly) and ensure those macros are defined
beforehand (add \newcommand or \providecommand for \thesistype and \title if
necessary) so missing/renamed macros raise errors; alternatively fix the
editor/JSON escaping so direct macros can be used rather than relying on
\csname.
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Same # comment issue — will cause a LaTeX compilation error.
See the same issue flagged in implementation.tex. Replace # with % or remove the line.
Proposed fix
-# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@docs/BT/CTU_FEL_THESIS/thesis-final.tex` at line 136, The line containing the
literal string "# [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger 1769364389]" will break LaTeX; edit
the thesis-final.tex content to either remove that line or change the leading
"#" to a LaTeX comment "%" so it becomes "% [CodeRabbit Audit Trigger
1769364389]"; ensure no other lines contain stray "#" characters (e.g., the same
marker seen in implementation.tex) so compilation succeeds.
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Actionable comments posted: 2
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml:
- Around line 40-48: The workflow currently uses floating tags
softprops/action-gh-release@v2 and actions/checkout@v4 which risks supply-chain
exposure; update both usages to pin each action to a specific commit SHA (e.g.,
softprops/action-gh-release@<full-sha> and actions/checkout@<full-sha>) and add
a short inline comment noting the released version you pinned (e.g., // v2.0.1)
for future maintenance; change the two action references where they appear (the
softprops/action-gh-release and actions/checkout entries) and ensure you verify
the chosen SHAs from the official repositories before committing.
- Around line 24-38: The "Rename Output" step uses find | head -n 1 which is
non-deterministic when multiple PDFs exist; update the PDF selection logic in
that step (PDF_FILE variable) to list matching files, sort them version-wise
(sort -V) and pick the highest version (tail -n 1) instead of head -n 1, and
change the destination path from relative "../../../thesis_latest.pdf" to use
$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/thesis_latest.pdf for a stable, readable output location.
Ensure the step still exits with non-zero and prints debug info if no PDF is
found.
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| tag_name: thesis-latest | ||
| name: Latest Thesis Build | ||
| files: thesis_latest.pdf | ||
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider pinning softprops/action-gh-release to a full commit SHA for supply chain safety.
Using @v2 is convenient but a compromised tag could inject malicious code. Pinning to a specific commit SHA (e.g., softprops/action-gh-release@<sha>) with a version comment is the recommended hardening practice for third-party actions. The same applies to actions/checkout@v4 on Line 16.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.github/workflows/thesis_ci.yml around lines 40 - 48, The workflow currently
uses floating tags softprops/action-gh-release@v2 and actions/checkout@v4 which
risks supply-chain exposure; update both usages to pin each action to a specific
commit SHA (e.g., softprops/action-gh-release@<full-sha> and
actions/checkout@<full-sha>) and add a short inline comment noting the released
version you pinned (e.g., // v2.0.1) for future maintenance; change the two
action references where they appear (the softprops/action-gh-release and
actions/checkout entries) and ensure you verify the chosen SHAs from the
official repositories before committing.
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