Use discourse/publish-rubygems-action@main for gem publish

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Description

• Use discourse/publish-rubygems-action@main for gem publish as it seems to be a better-maintained version.
• Also, add GIT identities for the same

Checklist

• Tests (if applicable)
• Documentation (if applicable)
• Changelog stub (or use conventional commit messages)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the RubyGems publishing action to improve reliability.
  • Set environment variables for commit identity (GIT_EMAIL and GIT_NAME).

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Walkthrough

The .github/workflows/gem-push.yml file has been updated to switch the action from cadwallion/publish-rubygems-action@master to discourse/publish-rubygems-action@main. Additionally, two environment variables, GIT_EMAIL and GIT_NAME, have been introduced to configure the git user details for publishing.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/gem-push.yml	Updated action from cadwallion/publish-rubygems-action@master to discourse/publish-rubygems-action@main. Added GIT_EMAIL and GIT_NAME environment variables.

In the code, a change so bright,
Actions swapped in the moonlight,
With GIT_EMAIL and GIT_NAME set right,
Uploadcare’s gem takes flight tonight.
🐇✨

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Review Details

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Review profile: CHILL

Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d3ac2ae and 78b9308.

Files selected for processing (1)

• .github/workflows/gem-push.yml (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (2)

.github/workflows/gem-push.yml (2)

21-22: Addition of Git identity environment variables looks good.

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16-16: Change in GitHub Action for publishing RubyGems looks good.

Verification successful

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The change to use discourse/publish-rubygems-action@main appears to be safe. The repository shows recent activity with multiple pull requests and tags, indicating ongoing maintenance. However, since issues are disabled, please manually verify any specific concerns or recent changes directly from the repository.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the new GitHub Action's compatibility and functionality.

# Test: Check the action's repository for issues or breaking changes.
echo "Please manually check the 'discourse/publish-rubygems-action@main' repository for any recent issues or breaking changes that might affect this workflow."

Length of output: 320

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Gather information about the 'discourse/publish-rubygems-action' repository.

# Fetch the latest commits from the repository.
echo "Fetching the latest commits from the 'discourse/publish-rubygems-action' repository..."
git ls-remote https://github.com/discourse/publish-rubygems-action.git

# Fetch the latest issues from the repository.
echo "Fetching the latest issues from the 'discourse/publish-rubygems-action' repository..."
gh issue list --repo discourse/publish-rubygems-action --limit 5

# Fetch the latest pull requests from the repository.
echo "Fetching the latest pull requests from the 'discourse/publish-rubygems-action' repository..."
gh pr list --repo discourse/publish-rubygems-action --limit 5

Length of output: 1814