Copilot/fix 03ecdbd3 3474 44e2 a580 ffee353169e5 #2300
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Co-authored-by: alberto96a11 <198290213+alberto96a11@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR changes the project's license from MIT to Apache 2.0 and adds Deno workflow support. The changes include replacing the entire LICENSE file, introducing a GitHub Actions workflow for Deno testing, and adding comprehensive AI coding instructions.
Key Changes:
- License migration from MIT to Apache 2.0
- Addition of Deno CI/CD pipeline with linting and testing
- New Copilot instructions document detailing project architecture and development workflow
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Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
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| LICENSE | Completely replaced MIT license with Apache 2.0 license text |
| .github/workflows/deno.yml | Added new Deno workflow for automated linting and testing |
| .github/copilot-instructions.md | Added comprehensive project documentation for AI assistance |
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| # uses: denoland/setup-deno@v1 |
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The commented-out line should be removed. Keeping outdated version references in comments can cause confusion about which version is intended.
| # uses: denoland/setup-deno@v1 |
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| ## Project Overview | ||
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| This is the official `actions/checkout` GitHub Action for checking out repositories in workflows, now with added support for Deno workflow integration. It's a TypeScript project that compiles to a single bundled JavaScript file (`dist/index.js`) and supports both git-based and REST API-based repository downloads, as well as Deno-based workflow scenarios. |
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The description mentions Deno workflow integration and Deno-based workflow scenarios, but this appears to be documentation for the actions/checkout action, not a Deno project. This creates confusion about the actual purpose and capabilities of the project.
| This is the official `actions/checkout` GitHub Action for checking out repositories in workflows, now with added support for Deno workflow integration. It's a TypeScript project that compiles to a single bundled JavaScript file (`dist/index.js`) and supports both git-based and REST API-based repository downloads, as well as Deno-based workflow scenarios. | |
| This is the official `actions/checkout` GitHub Action for checking out repositories in workflows. It's a TypeScript project that compiles to a single bundled JavaScript file (`dist/index.js`) and supports both git-based and REST API-based repository downloads. |
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