Copilot/add cloudstack pr health check

[borisstoyanov]

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Pull request overview

This PR adds comprehensive CloudStack PR health check functionality with test failure tracking, analysis, and visualization features.

Key Changes:

• Added flaky test detection and analysis system with API endpoints and UI components
• Integrated React Router for navigation to new test failure views
• Added database maintenance scripts for duplicate prevention and summary updates
• Enhanced PR scraper to parse and store detailed test results from Trillian comments
• Created deployment automation and local development setup scripts

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 27 out of 29 changed files in this pull request and generated 9 comments.

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File	Description
server/src/index.ts	Added 4 API endpoints for test failure data and health check formatting
client/src/App.tsx	Integrated React Router and added test failures navigation tab
client/src/index.tsx	Wrapped App with BrowserRouter for routing support
client/src/components/TestResults.tsx	New component displaying flaky tests grouped by file with expandable sections
client/src/components/TestResults.css	Styling for test results display with responsive design
client/src/components/TestFailuresRouter.tsx	Simple router component for test failures section
client/src/components/TestFailuresSummary.css	Comprehensive styling for test failure summary views
client/src/components/TestFailureDetail.css	Styling for individual test failure detail pages
client/package.json	Added react-router-dom dependency
scripts/scrape-github-prs.js	Enhanced to parse test results from Trillian comments and download/parse zip artifacts
scripts/update-flaky-tests-summary.js	New script for hourly aggregation of flaky test statistics
scripts/parse-test-failures.js	New script to parse test failures from Trillian comments
scripts/setup-local.sh	New automated local development setup script
scripts/deploy.sh	New comprehensive deployment automation script
scripts/deduplicate-test-results.sh	New script for cleaning duplicate test results
scripts/cleanup-duplicates.js	New automated daily cleanup for duplicate entries
docs/LOCAL_SETUP.md	New local development guide
docs/DEPLOYMENT_SETUP.md	New deployment system documentation
Multiple .md files	Comprehensive documentation for features and constraints
README.md	Updated with quick start guide and documentation links

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[Copilot]

There's a typo in the variable name. The loop iterates over erroredTests but inside the loop, it uses testName which is undefined. This should be erroredTest to match the loop variable.

[Copilot]

The loop variable is named erroredTests (plural) but should be singular since it represents a single item in the iteration. The correct pattern would be for (const erroredTest of erroredTests) to match line 528 where the same pattern is correctly used with failedTests.

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	for (const erroredTests of erroredTests) {
	for (const testName of erroredTests) {

[Copilot]

Hardcoded production server IP address in deployment script. This should be configurable through environment variables or a configuration file to support different deployment environments.

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	PRODUCTION_SERVER="root@10.0.113.145" # Update with your server
	PRODUCTION_SERVER="${QA_PORTAL_PRODUCTION_SERVER:?QA_PORTAL_PRODUCTION_SERVER environment variable must be set (e.g. user@host)}"

[Copilot]

Hardcoded database credentials and server IP in the example environment file. While this is an example file, it contains what appears to be production credentials and IP addresses. Consider using placeholder values like 'your_db_host_here' or 'ask_your_team_lead_for_ip' instead of actual production values.

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	# These settings connect to the shared development/production database
	DB_HOST=10.0.113.145
	DB_PORT=3306
	DB_NAME=cloudstack_tests
	DB_USER=results
	DB_PASSWORD=your_password_here
	# Notes:
	# - Get database credentials from your team lead
	# - This connects to the shared database (read-only for dev)
	# These settings configure the database connection for this app
	DB_HOST=your_db_host_here
	DB_PORT=3306
	DB_NAME=your_db_name_here
	DB_USER=your_db_user_here
	DB_PASSWORD=your_db_password_here
	# Notes:
	# - Get the actual database host, name, user, and password from your team lead or internal docs
	# - This typically connects to the shared database (read-only for dev)

[Copilot]

Unused imports Route, Routes.

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	import { Routes, Route, useNavigate, useLocation } from 'react-router-dom';
	import { useNavigate, useLocation } from 'react-router-dom';

[Copilot]

Unused variable skipCount.

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const skipCount = failedMatch[3] ? parseInt(failedMatch[3]) : 0;

[Copilot]

The git push origin $BRANCH command interpolates the unquoted BRANCH value directly into a shell command, which can lead to command injection if a branch name contains shell metacharacters (e.g., ;, &&, backticks). An attacker who can influence the branch name (for example via a maliciously named remote branch that a developer checks out) could cause arbitrary commands to run on the deployment machine when this script is executed. To prevent this, treat BRANCH as data by properly quoting it in all git-related shell invocations so that even malicious branch names cannot alter the command structure.

[Copilot]

Within the SSH here-doc, git checkout $BRANCH and git pull origin $BRANCH interpolate the unquoted BRANCH value into commands that run as root on the production server, creating a command injection risk if a branch name contains shell metacharacters. A maliciously crafted branch name (from a remote repo or typo/copy-paste) could transform these lines into multiple commands (e.g., git checkout main; rm -rf /) and execute arbitrary commands with root privileges during deployment. To mitigate this, ensure BRANCH is safely quoted or otherwise sanitized in all remote git commands so that user-controlled branch names cannot change the shell command structure.

[Copilot]

The startup log console.log('🔑 GitHub Token:', GITHUB_TOKEN ? \Loaded (${GITHUB_TOKEN.substring(0, 7)}...)` : '❌ NOT FOUND');exposes the first characters of the GitHub personal access token, which is sensitive authentication data. Even partial token disclosure in logs increases the risk that someone with log access can correlate or brute-force tokens or use the prefix to validate whether a compromised token belongs to this system. Remove logging of any portion ofGITHUB_TOKEN` and instead log only whether a token is present (e.g., a boolean or generic status message) without revealing its value.

Suggested change

	// Log token status at startup
	console.log('🔑 GitHub Token:', GITHUB_TOKEN ? `Loaded (${GITHUB_TOKEN.substring(0, 7)}...)` : '❌ NOT FOUND');
	// Log token status at startup without exposing any part of the token value
	console.log('🔑 GitHub Token:', GITHUB_TOKEN ? 'Loaded (present)' : '❌ NOT FOUND');