
Chris developed a custom changed-files detection workflow for the semgrep/semgrep-rules repository, focusing on improving the reliability and maintainability of continuous integration. By replacing the external tj-actions/changed-files action with a Git-based approach, Chris enabled the CI pipeline to compute the merge-base with the develop branch and use git diff to enumerate changed files. This solution, implemented using Shell scripting and YAML within GitHub Actions, reduced external dependencies and provided finer control over pipeline execution. The work demonstrated a thoughtful approach to CI optimization, emphasizing deterministic change detection and clear documentation to support ongoing maintainability and traceability of the workflow.

March 2025 monthly summary for semgrep/semgrep-rules focused on delivering a robust CI workflow improvement. Implemented a custom Git-based changed-files detection in the CI pipeline to replace the external tj-actions/changed-files action. This approach computes the merge-base with develop and uses git diff to enumerate changed files, reducing external dependencies, increasing determinism, and giving us finer control over when pipelines run.
March 2025 monthly summary for semgrep/semgrep-rules focused on delivering a robust CI workflow improvement. Implemented a custom Git-based changed-files detection in the CI pipeline to replace the external tj-actions/changed-files action. This approach computes the merge-base with develop and uses git diff to enumerate changed files, reducing external dependencies, increasing determinism, and giving us finer control over when pipelines run.
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