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Pin the privileged action to an immutable commit
If the mutable v1 tag is moved or the third-party action repository is compromised, the next push to dev executes unreviewed code with contents: write and id-token: write, allowing it to modify this repository or misuse the OIDC identity. GitHub identifies a full-length commit SHA as the immutable and most secure reference, and the repository's other workflows already follow that pattern; pin both CodeBoarding invocations to a verified SHA rather than @v1. GitHub secure-use guidance
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View your map · Configure & merge
The preview runs on this pull request. Merge the workflow to keep maps updated. Settings can be changed in this same pull request before merging.
This PR adds CodeBoarding in one workflow file,
codeboarding.yml, with two jobs:devon pushes and manual runs.Sync delivery
Sync saves the generated diagram on its own
codeboarding/baselinebranch in this repository;devnever changes and there is nothing to merge.Protect
codeboarding/baselineSync and review load a Python pickle from that branch, and loading a pickle runs code, so anyone
who can push to it can run code in these workflows. Import a ruleset under Settings, Rules,
Rulesets, New ruleset, Import a ruleset, before the first sync:
baseline-branch-ruleset-actions.jsonfits this workflowas generated, which pushes with the default
github.token. It stops people pushing by hand,but any workflow with
contents: writecan still write the branch.baseline-branch-ruleset.jsonlets only the CodeBoarding Review appwrite it. Use it when sync pushes with the app's token as
github_token.More in the baseline branch. Rulesets on a private
repository need a paid GitHub plan.
Works out of the box
Just merge it: the Action runs on the free tier, with no secret to add. The
id-token: writepermission lets it identify your repo to CodeBoarding’s hosted LLM,metered against a weekly limit for the repository owner.
Want more, or unmetered, usage?
Switching is a change to this workflow file rather than a secret you add, because the
file names which credentials a run uses. Use Configure & merge in the viewer to pick:
others.
Before merging, this updates the same setup pull request and tells you which secret to
add under Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions.
After merging, use repository settings in the dashboard to open an update PR.
Opened for you by CodeBoarding.