In the README of this repo, it's suggested to use the `ubuntu-latest` environment.
That environment will soon be upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04: https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/issues/1816
As pointed out in that issue, the updated image comes without a Python 2 pip preinstalled:
Setup Python dependencies
/home/runner/work/_actions/github/codeql-action/v1/python-setup/install_tools.sh
[...]
+ python2 -m pip install --user --upgrade pip setuptools wheel
/usr/bin/python2: No module named pip
Warning: Unable to download and extract the tools needed for installing the python dependecies. You can call this action with 'setup-python-dependencies: false' to disable this process.
Fix a minor issue in the update-release-branch.py script that performs a
call to `sorted` but doesn't use the output. Since `sorted` does not
operate in place, the call is currently useless. As a result, the function
`get_pr_for_commit` does not currently work as exected. I.e. it is
expected to return the "first" (i.e. lowest PR number), but actually it
returns the first in the list provided by GitHub.
The tracer-config.test.js file contained a duplicate of the statement:
process.env["SEMMLE_DEPTRACE_SOCKET"] = "abc";
one line apart. This removes the second instance of this statement.
- Rename "toolrunnner" (three 'n') to "toolrunner"
- Rename "relativeFilepaht" to "relativeFilepath"
- Fix various typos in documentation & comments
- Fix typos in logs and test names
Rename throwaway variable "suite" to "found" when assigned from "find".
Rename local variable "path" to "newPath" as it is a modification of
the "originalPath" provided to `validateAndSanitisePath`.
Rename instances of "path" to more explicit varients "ignorePath" and
"includePath". Maybe "ignoredPath" and "includedPath" are better names?
Rename "queries" variable in test cases to "testQueries" to avoid
shadowing it in a subsequent helper function call (4 times).
Rename "path" twice in a hlper function to "validPath" and "invalidPath"
to avoid shadowing "path". The new names are more explicit.
Two simple variable renames from "path" to "paths" since the types are
arrays of strings (not just one string).
One function definition inside a function moved outside that function
to avoid shadowing the "options" argument.
