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A new GitHub Actions workflow named "Armbian Kernel Config Comparison" has been added. This workflow is triggered by push events and manual dispatches. It checks out both the current repository and the "armbian/build" repository, sets up Python 3.11, and installs the OpenAI Python client. The workflow runs a Python script that analyzes kernel configuration files to find missing CONFIG_* options, generates a markdown report, and uses the OpenAI GPT-4 API to summarize findings. Both the detailed report and the summary are uploaded as artifacts.

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.github/workflows/generate-kernel-diff-report.yml (6)

3-6: Consider scoping push triggers to relevant branches.
Your workflow currently fires on all pushes. If this comparison is only needed for specific branches (e.g. main or development), add a branches: filter under push: to reduce unnecessary runs.


15-20: Pin external repo checkout to a fixed ref for reproducibility.
By default, actions/checkout pulls the default branch head, which can drift over time. To guarantee consistent diffs, specify a ref: (tag or commit SHA) in the with: block for armbian/build.


27-29: Cache Python dependencies to speed up workflow.
Installing openai on every run adds latency. Consider using actions/cache for ~/.cache/pip or pinning dependencies in a requirements.txt and caching that.


31-33: Use a dedicated secret for the OpenAI API key.
Storing your key in secrets.AI_MODELS is ambiguous. Rename the secret to OPENAI_API_KEY in your repo settings and reference it as ${{ secrets.OPENAI_API_KEY }} for clarity.


30-94: Extract inline Python script and harden error handling.
Embedding a large heredoc in YAML reduces readability and maintainability. Move this logic into a versioned Python file (e.g. scripts/generate_kernel_diff.py) and invoke it. Also:

  • Wrap the entire logic in a top-level try/except so a failure in scanning or I/O still produces the missing-features report.
  • Check config_dir.exists() before iterating to fail fast with a clear error.
  • Use line.split("=", 1) when parsing keys to avoid issues if values contain =.

95-102: Specify artifact retention or clarify file listing.
The upload-artifact step will collect both markdowns, but you can control how long they’re stored via retention-days. Alternatively, listing path: as an explicit array may improve clarity over a multiline scalar.

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@igorpecovnik igorpecovnik force-pushed the kernelcom branch 6 times, most recently from 663c13b to e40e1af Compare June 5, 2025 12:43
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