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Replaces mutable tag/branch references with immutable SHA hashes to prevent supply chain attacks (ref: TeamPCP/Trivy March 2026). Actions left as tags: 0
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Pull Request Overview
This PR successfully implements security best practices by pinning GitHub Actions to immutable SHA hashes across all workflow files. Codacy analysis indicates the changes are up to standards with no new quality issues. However, a high-severity logic error was identified in .github/workflows/comment_issue.yml. Step-level environment variables are being referenced in if conditions before they are initialized, which will result in these steps being skipped. This functional regression must be addressed before the PR can be merged.
Test suggestions
- Verify all actions in .github/workflows/comment_issue.yml are pinned to SHAs
- Verify all actions in .github/workflows/create_issue.yml are pinned to SHAs
- Verify all actions in .github/workflows/create_issue_on_label.yml are pinned to SHAs
🗒️ Improve review quality by adding custom instructions
| if: env.JIRA_CREATE_COMMENT_AUTO == 'true' && env.GITHUB_ISSUE_TYPE == 'issue' && env.GITHUB_ISSUE_HAS_JIRA_ISSUE_LABEL == 'true' | ||
| id: login | ||
| uses: atlassian/gajira-login@v2.0.0 | ||
| uses: atlassian/gajira-login@90a599561baaf8c05b080645ed73db7391c246ed # v2.0.0 |
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🔴 HIGH RISK
This step (and subsequent ones) will never execute because the if condition references undefined environment variables. You must use the steps context directly in the if condition to access outputs from previous steps.
Try running the following prompt in your coding agent:
In
.github/workflows/comment_issue.yml, update allifconditions to usesteps.github_issue_type.outputs.resultandsteps.github_issue_has_jira_issue_label.outputs.resultinstead of referencing them via theenvcontext.
Pins all GitHub Actions from mutable tags/branches to immutable SHA hashes.
This prevents supply chain attacks like the TeamPCP/Trivy incident (March 2026), where attackers force-pushed tags to point at malicious commits.
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