To enhance security, Sentry authentication tokens and project IDs are now passed as environment variables instead of being exposed in the workflow configuration. This change reduces the risk of sensitive information leakage during the build process. Additionally, the example environment file has been updated to comment out the Sentry-related variables, further protecting against accidental exposure.
Enhanced security by integrating Docker secrets for Sentry authentication and project tokens, reducing exposure of sensitive information in environment variables.
Enhanced accessibility by wrapping time display in a semantic `<time>` element, ensuring better screen reader support. Removed inline styles and onclick attributes from elements, simplifying the code and improving performance.
Conditionally enables Sentry integration only if the SENTRY_DSN environment variable is set, improving build efficiency and reducing unnecessary dependencies.
Automate Docker image creation and publishing to GitHub Packages, enhancing deployment efficiency and supply chain security through artifact attestations.
- Introduce .dockerignore for Docker build optimization
- Add Dockerfile for containerization setup
- Update .env.example to clear Sentry variables and rename HOST to TELEGRAM_HOST
- Modify astro.config.mjs to conditionally exclude SSR dependencies in Docker builds
- Adjust postinstall script to safely handle missing .git directory
- Refactor telegram host retrieval for clarity and consistency
Enhanced pagination logic by adjusting the condition for displaying the 'Before' link, ensuring it appears when there's more than one item, improving user navigation. Improved URL handling in Telegram post and reply processing by using regular expressions for channel replacement, enhancing compatibility and robustness.
