feat(sidecar): github CI

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• Chores
  • Added a GitHub Actions workflow for continuous integration to enhance automated testing and deployment processes.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0d54896 and 5da46d2.

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• bolt-sidecar/.github/workflows/ci.yml (1 hunks)

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bolt-sidecar/.github/workflows/ci.yml (6)

1-4: Workflow configuration is appropriately set up.

The workflow is aptly named "ci" and is triggered on push events, which is standard for continuous integration setups.

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5-8: Concurrency settings are well-configured.

Using group with dynamic identifiers (github.workflow, github.event.pull_request.number, github.ref) and cancel-in-progress ensures efficient resource usage by avoiding redundant workflow runs.

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9-13: Job configuration looks good, but verify the timeout setting.

The use of a self-hosted AWS runner is noted, and a 10-minute timeout is set. Ensure that this duration is sufficient for all tests under normal conditions.

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14-23: Environment setup steps are correctly configured.

The steps for checking out the source code and installing the Rust toolchain are standard and use well-maintained actions (actions/checkout@v3, actions-rs/toolchain@v1).

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23-31: Caching and tool installation are well-handled, but verify third-party action.

Caching with rust-cache@v2 is a good practice. However, verify the security and maintenance status of the baptiste0928/cargo-install@v1 action used for installing cargo-nextest.

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32-32: Test execution step is optimally configured.

Running tests with cargo nextest and allowing retries is a prudent setup to handle potential flakiness in tests.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5da46d2 and 51fb95e.

Walkthrough

The new file ci.yml adds a GitHub Actions workflow for continuous integration, named ci. This workflow defines a job cargo-tests that operates on a self-hosted AWS runner. The job performs several steps: checking out the source code, installing the Rust toolchain, setting up caching, installing cargo-nextest, and running all tests using cargo nextest.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
bolt-sidecar/.github/workflows/ci.yml	Introduces a new GitHub Actions CI workflow to automate testing using a self-hosted AWS runner. It includes steps for setting up the environment and running Rust tests with cargo nextest.

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