[DaveSkender]

Requested by Dave · project thread

done when

• Fix: # (no issue; the coverage failure shows on fork pull requests such as fix: Honor window_span and end_type kwargs in get_fractal #463)

the details

Pull requests without the Codacy secret. The indicators job in test-code-coverage.yml failed with Empty argument for --project-token whenever a run had no CODACY_PROJECT_TOKEN. Two kinds of pull request run without it:

• Fork pull requests get no repository secrets. The job is now skipped for them, using the same guard as the .NET library's website deploy:

  if: |
    github.event_name != 'pull_request' ||
    github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name == github.repository

  The unit test, localization, and website workflows still run on forks, because they need only the read-only GITHUB_TOKEN.

• Dependabot pull requests come from this repository, so the fork guard lets them through, but they run with Dependabot secrets instead of Actions secrets. For them, only the Publish coverage to Codacy step is skipped, through if: env.CODACY_PROJECT_TOKEN != '', and the coverage tests still run.

Pushes, same-repository pull requests, and manual runs upload coverage as before. No other workflow that runs on pull_request reads a repository secret. deploy-website.yml runs only on manual dispatch and deploy-package.yml only on push, so pull requests can't trigger either one.

Workflow token hardening. Every actions/checkout step now sets persist-credentials: false, because no workflow pushes or runs authenticated git commands. The deploy-package.yml build job now has permissions: contents: read; before this change it had no permissions block and inherited the repository default. Both publish jobs keep their own id-token: write. CodeRabbit raised both changes during review.

GitHub Actions updates. Each action moves to its current major. I checked every new action.yml against the inputs our workflows pass; all of them still exist.

Action	From	To
actions/checkout	v6	v7
actions/setup-python	v6	v7
actions/setup-dotnet	v5	v6
actions/upload-artifact	v4	v7
actions/download-artifact	v4	v8
DavidAnson/markdownlint-cli2-action	v23	v25
dessant/lock-threads	v5	v6
gittools/actions/gitversion/*	v3	v4.7.0

The rest (ruby/setup-ruby@v1, codacy/codacy-coverage-reporter-action@v1, cloudflare/wrangler-action@v4, jacobtomlinson/gha-find-replace@v3, test-summary/action@v2, pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish@release/v1) are already current.

Dependabot. dependabot.yml adds a monthly github-actions update, alongside the existing monthly pip and bundler (docs) updates, so action versions no longer drift.

CodeRabbit configuration. .coderabbit.yaml now sets review_status: false and commit_status: false, and turns off automatic reviews, including incremental and draft reviews. CodeRabbit now reviews only when asked.

Docs site gems: Jekyll 3 to 4. The site deploys to Cloudflare Pages, not GitHub Pages, but its Gemfile still depended on the github-pages gem. That gem pins Jekyll at 3.10 and holds most site gems back. The Gemfile now depends on jekyll ~> 4.4 directly, keeping the same plugin list, and the lock is regenerated:

Gem	From	To
jekyll	3.10.0	4.4.1
rouge	3.30.0	4.7.0
kramdown	2.4.0	2.5.2
jekyll-seo-tag	2.8.0	2.9.1
jekyll-minifier	0.1.10	0.2.2
jekyll-redirect-from	0.16.0	0.17.0
Sass	Ruby Sass (jekyll-sass-converter 1.5)	Dart Sass (sass-embedded 1.107)
faraday	2.14.4	2.15.1 (covers #464)
Bundler	2.5.22	4.0.18

I compared a site build from main with a build from this branch. The compiled style.css has the same rules: the only differences are formatting, 1.0rem written as 1rem, and @import url(…) written as @import "…". The HTML differs only in the generator tag, jekyll-seo-tag 2.9 meta tags (twitter:* as name=, plus article:modified_time), and Rouge 4 token classes (sh, nf), which rouge-github.css already styles. The lock keeps the same two platforms as before (Linux x86_64 and Windows UCRT).

Dead T3 link. The website link check failed on the T3 page's forexfactory.com source link, which now returns 404. This failure comes from link rot, not from this change, and main has the same link. The page now uses the source link the .NET library docs use.

Python packages. No change to requirements.txt or pyproject.toml. The minimums stay at pythonnet>=3.0.5 and typing_extensions>=4.4.0 because the package still supports Python 3.8: pythonnet 3.1 and later need Python 3.10 or newer, and typing_extensions 4.14 and later need 3.9 or newer. Test tools are unpinned, so CI already resolves their latest versions.

modernized

• Docs site: depends on Jekyll directly instead of through github-pages, since the site is not built by GitHub Pages. Sass now compiles with Dart Sass, Jekyll 4's supported compiler, instead of the deprecated Ruby Sass.
• GitVersion: versionSpec moves from 6.0.5 to "6.8.x". GitTools v4.7 supports GitVersion 6.2 to 6.x, and the fullSemVer output our performance report reads is unchanged.
• Python call sites: nothing applied. The tests ran cleanly against pythonnet 3.2.1, typing_extensions 4.16.0, pytest 9.2, ruff 0.17, and pyright 1.1.414 with no deprecation warnings. load(runtime="coreclr") is still pythonnet's current loader API.
• Other actions: nothing applied. None of their input changes affect the options we pass.

Assumptions

• "Update packages" covers GitHub Actions, the docs site gems, and Python dependencies. The bundled Skender.Stock.Indicators.dll stays as it is, because changing it is a library version change, not a package refresh.
• Python 3.8 support stays. Raising the dependency minimums would drop 3.8, so that needs a separate decision.
• Ruby stays on 3.3 in the workflows and devcontainer. It is still supported, and changing the Ruby runtime is a runtime change, not a package update.

validation

• pytest: 583 passed, 92 deselected (Python 3.13, .NET 10.0.14)
• ruff check, ruff format --check, and pyright are clean
• markdownlint-cli2 0.24.0 (the version in action v25) reports 0 issues
• jekyll build with Jekyll 4.4.1 succeeds; output compared against the main build as described above
• CI green on afd1a7c, including website links, a11y, coverage, localization, and the unit test matrix

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 20: Update the Checkout source steps in the pull-request workflows to set
persist-credentials to false, including the CI, code-coverage, indicators, and
localization workflows.

Review comments at @.github/workflows/deploy-package.yml:
- Line 28: Restrict token access in the build job: set its permissions to
contents: read and disable credential persistence on the actions/checkout@v7
step. Check the remaining build steps to ensure none requires broader
permissions.

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Files selected for processing: 12

• .github/workflows/ci.yml
• .github/workflows/deploy-package.yml
• .github/workflows/deploy-website.yml
• .github/workflows/lock-issue-pr.yml
• .github/workflows/test-code-coverage.yml
• .github/workflows/test-indicators-full.yml
• .github/workflows/test-indicators.yml
• .github/workflows/test-localization.yml
• .github/workflows/test-performance.yml
• .github/workflows/test-website-a11y.yml
• .github/workflows/test-website-links.yml
• docs/_indicators/T3.md

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Round 1 (full diff, 16 files): 1 non-critical finding, no blockers. Checks on this head are green; the website link, a11y, coverage and unit workflows all ran against the Jekyll 4 build and the new action majors. I confirmed the new action tags exist, the artifact upload and download pair keeps the same name and path, and fullSemVer is still an output of the GitVersion v4.7.0 execute action.

• Fork guard (inline): same-repository Dependabot PRs still run the Codacy job without the token and fail; the faraday bump PR already did.

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• .coderabbit.yaml, the persist-credentials: false additions on every checkout, and the new permissions: contents: read on the deploy-package.yml build job are not mentioned in the PR description. Add them to the description, or split the CodeRabbit change out, so the review-tooling change is deliberate and visible.

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In `.github/workflows/test-code-coverage.yml`:
- Around line 27–29: The job-level `if:` skips fork PRs only. Same-repo
  Dependabot PRs get no CODACY_PROJECT_TOKEN, so the Codacy upload fails.
  Also skip pull_request events whose
  `github.event.pull_request.user.login` is `dependabot[bot]`, or guard
  the "Publish coverage to Codacy" step with
  `if: env.CODACY_PROJECT_TOKEN != ''`. Update the comment above the guard
  to say which PR sources lack the secret.

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