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    • Updated the social media footer link to reflect the latest platform rebranding.
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    • Corrected a typographical error in the development database configuration.

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This pull request simplifies the GitHub Actions workflow for deploying a PR review app by removing conditional checks and PR data extraction, opting instead to use github.sha. Additionally, a social media link in the Footer component has been updated to reflect a platform rebranding, and a typographical error in the development database name has been corrected in the configuration file.

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.github/workflows/deploy-to-control-plane-review-app.yml Removed the conditional block for determining the PR head reference and number; now directly uses github.sha for deployments, image builds, and status updates.
client/app/.../Footer.jsx Updated the Twitter hyperlink and display text from https://twitter.com/railsonmaui ("Rails On Maui on Twitter") to https://x.com/railsonmaui ("Rails On Maui on X (Twitter)").
config/database.yml Corrected a typographical error in the development database name from "react-webpack-rails-tutoria-developmentl" to "react-webpack-rails-tutorial-development".

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✅ Deployment complete for PR #632, commit b44f082

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.github/workflows/deploy-to-control-plane-review-app.yml (1)

47-49: Simplified Checkout Reference Using github.sha

The checkout step now directly uses github.sha to set the ref, which simplifies the configuration and aligns well with the PR’s overall aim of debugging the review app deployment. Please verify that relying solely on github.sha meets all use cases (e.g., for PR events versus branch-specific builds).

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.github/workflows/deploy-to-control-plane-review-app.yml (5)

200-204: Direct Use of github.sha in Deployment Initialization

In the "Initialize GitHub Deployment" step, the change to set const ref = github.sha; standardizes the commit reference across both the checkout and deployment processes. This change simplifies the workflow configuration; ensure that this does not inadvertently bypass any branch-specific logic if that was previously required.

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[error] 203-203: trailing spaces

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229-232: Consistent Commit Reference in Build Status Message

The update in the "Update Status - Building" step now includes github.sha in the message. This will help in tracing which commit triggered the build, promoting clarity in deployment logs. Verify that all downstream systems correctly display the updated message.


248-251: Accurate Docker Build Commit Tag

By setting the Docker image build’s commit field to ${{ github.sha }} in the build step, the workflow now ensures that the built image corresponds to the exact commit under test. Please double-check that this change aligns with the caching and tagging strategy used in your Docker build process.


308-311: Enhanced Success Message with Commit Details

The success status message now embeds ${{ github.sha }}. This consistency in reporting—matching the commit in both build and deployment status—improves traceability of successful deployments.


317-320: Enhanced Failure Message with Commit Details

Similarly, including ${{ github.sha }} in the failure message provides clear visibility of the failed commit. This change is consistent with the successful message update and aids in debugging deployment issues.

@Judahmeek Judahmeek merged commit 474cd5e into master Apr 8, 2025
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@Judahmeek Judahmeek deleted the judahmeek/refine branch April 8, 2025 02:27
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* test

* Revert "Debug changes not showing up in review app (#632)"

This reverts commit 474cd5e.

* use the determined PR_SHA before checking out code
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