Both workflows looked for "**Hellion Chat <version>" as the changelog
subblock header, but the yaml convention is "**v<version> — <subtitle>"
(matches verify-changelog-sync.sh and the slim-rule grep). Plus the
indent-strip was 2 spaces, but prettier writes the changelog block with
4-space indent. Both regressions silently failed every release-workflow
run since the format change — likely why v1.4.3 was released manually.
Sync header marker to "**v$version " and indent-strip to 4 spaces in
both files.
Gitea Actions reads exclusively from .gitea/workflows/, not from
.github/workflows/. Since the cutover in v1.4.3 only the security
workflow has been running — release and forge-announce silently sat in
the wrong directory and never fired on any tag push. v1.4.3 must have
been released manually.
Move build, release and forge-announce yamls to .gitea/workflows/. The
.github/forge-posts/ and .github/release-footer.md data files stay where
they are; the workflows reference them by repo-relative path and that
keeps working.
For the v1.4.4 backfill: workflow_dispatch via the Gitea web UI with
tag=v1.4.4 will run release.yml + forge-announce.yml against the tagged
tree (which doesn't contain this migration). The dispatch yaml itself
is read from the default branch, not the tag, so the missing yamls in
the v1.4.4 tag tree don't matter.
Add .prettierrc.json, .markdownlint.json, .yamllint.yaml, .gitattributes
Run CSharpier, Prettier and markdownlint across the entire codebase.
No logic changes — formatting, using order and line endings only.
Semgrep rule IDs follow the pattern <pack>.<rule>. The pack name is
csharp.lang.security.sqli.csharp-sqli and the rule inside it is also
called csharp-sqli, so the full ID needs the trailing .csharp-sqli
again. Without it the exclude flag silently filters a different
subset of rules and the actual rule still runs.
Semgrep flags eight CommandText-with-string-interpolation call sites
in MessageStore.cs as SQL-injection patterns. All are safe in this
context: table names and clause fragments come from internal code
constants, the actual values are bound via SqlParameter, and the
plugin SQL surface is local-only with no external input vector.
CodeQL would not flag these because it does dataflow analysis and
sees the constants. Semgrep only matches patterns. Excluding the rule
for this repo only via the new semgrep-exclude-rules input keeps the
rule active for the other Hellion repos where it might catch real
issues (e.g. the web apps).
Calls JonKazama-Hellion/security-workflows for Semgrep SAST + Trivy
filesystem vulnerability scan. Runs on push to main/master, on every
PR, and weekly Monday 06:00 UTC.
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