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This pull request includes several updates to improve logging, update dependencies, and enhance the build process. The most important changes include the addition of centralized logging messages, updates to permissions in GitHub workflows, and enabling .NET analyzers for better code quality.

Centralized Logging:

GitHub Workflows:

Dependency Updates:

Build Configuration:

  • Directory.Build.props: Enabled .NET analyzers and set the analysis level to the latest recommended settings to improve code quality.

Miscellaneous:

  • CHANGELOG.md: Updated the release date for version 4.0.0 to 2025-04-12.
  • app/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.WebApp.App/Properties/launchSettings.json, app/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.WebMvc.App/Properties/launchSettings.json: Changed the applicationUrl for local development. [1] [2]

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  • Documentation

    • Clarified the official release date for version 4.0.0.
  • Chores

    • Enhanced automated workflow security with updated permission settings.
    • Improved project configuration with refined static analysis and upgraded dependency versions.
  • Refactor

    • Standardized the logging infrastructure to provide clearer and more consistent event reporting.

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The changes include updates to GitHub Actions workflows with refined permission settings, a release date update in the CHANGELOG for version 4.0.0, and the addition of .NET analyzer properties in project configuration. Package dependencies have been stabilized, and local application URLs have been updated. The logging mechanism in console hosted services now leverages a decorator pattern, with modifications in both the direct logging files and documentation. Additionally, a new logging messages class has been introduced to standardize log outputs using the LoggerMessage pattern.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/pipelines.yml Added top-level permissions (contents: read) and job-specific permissions: security-events: write for codeql; contents: write and packages: write for deploy.
CHANGELOG.md Updated release date for version 4.0.0 from "TBD" to "2025-04-12".
Directory.Build.props Added properties: <EnableNETAnalyzers>true</EnableNETAnalyzers>, <AnalysisLevel>latest</AnalysisLevel>, and <AnalysisMode>Recommended</AnalysisMode>.
Directory.Packages.props Updated Codebelt.Extensions.Xunit.App version from 10.0.0-preview.3 to 10.0.0.
app/Codebelt...launchSettings.json (WebApp & WebMvc) Updated applicationUrl values from ports 5001/5000 to 7173/5249.
src/Codebelt...Console/ConsoleHostedService.cs and MinimalConsoleHostedService.cs Replaced direct logging calls with Decorator.EncloseToExpose(_logger, false) to standardize logging.
src/Codebelt...BootstrapperLifetime.cs Simplified XML documentation comments for the OnDisposeManagedResources method.
src/Codebelt...BootstrapperLogMessages.cs Introduced a new static class with extension methods for standardized log messages using the LoggerMessage pattern.

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    Service->>Logger: Invoke log method (e.g., RunAsyncStarted)
    Logger-->>Service: Log message recorded
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src/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.Console/MinimalConsoleHostedService.cs:97

  • [nitpick] The use of the null-conditional operator '?.' in this logging call is inconsistent with similar calls (e.g. RunAsyncStarted) that assume _logger is non-null. Consider either consistently applying the null-check or removing '?.' if _logger is guaranteed to be non-null.
Decorator.EncloseToExpose(_logger, false)?.RunAsyncPrematureEnd();

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app/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.WebApp.App/Properties/launchSettings.json (1)

4-10: Updated Launch Settings and Application URLs

The changes in this block correctly update key profile properties for local development. In particular, the updated applicationUrl ("https://localhost:7173;http://localhost:5249") aligns with the PR objective and should be verified for availability and consistency with any other environment settings. Additionally, double-check that the dotnetRunMessages value as a string ("true") is intentional and complies with your configuration expectations.

app/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.WebMvc.App/Properties/launchSettings.json (1)

5-5: Verify 'dotnetRunMessages' Value Type

The "dotnetRunMessages" property is provided as the string "true" on line 5. Typically, this setting is expected to be a boolean value. Please confirm that the runtime or tooling correctly parses this value without issues.

src/Codebelt.Bootstrapper/BootstrapperLogMessages.cs (1)

1-72: Consider adding unit tests for the logging methods

Since this class centralizes important logging functionality, consider adding unit tests to verify that these methods correctly generate the expected log entries with the proper log levels and message templates.

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app/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.WebMvc.App/Properties/launchSettings.json (2)

4-7: Updated Local Development Settings and URL

The "applicationUrl" on line 7 has been updated to "https://localhost:7173;http://localhost:5249", which aligns with the PR objective to standardize local development endpoints. Additionally, the settings for "commandName", "dotnetRunMessages", and "launchBrowser" appear to follow the intended configuration for the project. Please ensure these changes integrate well with your local services.


8-10: Environment Variables Configuration Check

The environment variables—setting "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT" to "LocalDevelopment" and configuring "ASPNETCORE_HOSTINGSTARTUPASSEMBLIES" appropriately—are correctly structured and meet the local development requirements. No changes are needed here.

CHANGELOG.md (1)

7-7: Release date finalized for version 4.0.0.

The update to include a specific release date (April 12, 2025) helps provide clarity on the project timeline and aligns with the PR objective of preparing for the 4.0.0 launch.

Directory.Packages.props (1)

7-7: Package dependency stabilized from preview to release version.

Upgrading from 10.0.0-preview.3 to the stable 10.0.0 release is a good preparation step before finalizing v4.0.0. This eliminates potential issues with preview dependencies in a production release.

src/Codebelt.Bootstrapper/BootstrapperLifetime.cs (1)

89-91: Improved XML documentation format.

The documentation reference format has been simplified from fully qualified names to a more readable format while maintaining the same semantic meaning.

.github/workflows/pipelines.yml (3)

21-23: Enhanced security with explicit workflow permissions.

Adding default read-only content permissions at the workflow level follows the security principle of least privilege, providing only the necessary access for the workflow to function.


136-137: Appropriate permission for CodeQL security analysis.

Adding the security-events: write permission is necessary for the CodeQL job to write security analysis results, ensuring this security scanning feature functions correctly.


145-147: Required permissions added for deployment operations.

The contents: write and packages: write permissions are necessary for the deploy job to push packages and potentially update repository content during release. This explicitly defines the required access level for deployment operations.

Directory.Build.props (1)

35-37: Great addition of .NET Analyzers!

Adding .NET Analyzers with the latest analysis level and recommended mode will help enforce coding standards and catch potential issues early in development.

src/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.Console/MinimalConsoleHostedService.cs (5)

7-7: Added Cuemon namespace for decorator pattern

The added using statement imports the necessary Decorator class from the Cuemon namespace.


61-61: Refactored logging to use centralized message pattern

The direct logging call has been replaced with the decorator pattern that uses the centralized RunAsyncStarted method from BootstrapperLogMessages, improving logging consistency.


67-67: Refactored warning log to use centralized message pattern

The direct warning log has been replaced with the decorator pattern that uses the centralized UnableToActivateInstance method from BootstrapperLogMessages.


72-72: Refactored critical error log to use centralized message pattern

The direct critical log has been replaced with the decorator pattern that uses the centralized FatalErrorActivating method from BootstrapperLogMessages.


97-97:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify null handling in decorator pattern

The null-conditional operator (?.) is now used on the result of Decorator.EncloseToExpose(_logger, false) rather than directly on _logger. Ensure that the EncloseToExpose method properly handles null _logger values.

Also applies to: 101-101


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Review Verification: Confirm Null Handling in Decorator.EncloseToExpose

  • The code now conditionally invokes methods on the result of Decorator.EncloseToExpose(_logger, false) (e.g. using ?.RunAsyncPrematureEnd() and ?.RunAsyncCompleted() in MinimalConsoleHostedService.cs and ConsoleHostedService.cs) while other calls (e.g. RunAsyncStarted(), FatalErrorActivating(), etc.) assume a non-null result.
  • Please verify that the implementation of EncloseToExpose properly handles a null _logger by either:
    • Returning a safe no-op decorator instance when _logger is null, or
    • Documenting and enforcing that _logger should never be null.
  • Ensure consistency in handling across all invocations so that the presence or absence of the null-conditional operator is intentional and safe.
src/Codebelt.Bootstrapper.Console/ConsoleHostedService.cs (3)

1-1: Reordered and added necessary imports

Added the Cuemon namespace for the Decorator pattern and reordered System namespace imports.

Also applies to: 5-7


59-59: Refactored logging to use centralized message pattern

Direct logging calls have been replaced with the decorator pattern that uses centralized methods from BootstrapperLogMessages, ensuring consistent logging across the application.

Also applies to: 65-65, 74-74


95-95:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify null handling in decorator pattern

As in the MinimalConsoleHostedService, the null-conditional operator (?.) is now used on the result of Decorator.EncloseToExpose(_logger, false). Confirm that this approach correctly handles null logger instances.

Also applies to: 99-99


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Attention: Verify Decorator’s Null-Handling Behavior

The current change uses the null-conditional operator (?.) on the result of Decorator.EncloseToExpose(_logger, false), ensuring that if the decorator returns null (for instance, when _logger is null), the subsequent call to RunAsyncPrematureEnd() won’t be executed. This approach mirrors the null handling seen in MinimalConsoleHostedService.

Before finalizing, please manually verify that:

  • The implementation of Decorator.EncloseToExpose indeed returns null when a null logger (or any equivalent undesirable state) is encountered.
  • The behavior remains consistent with the handling in MinimalConsoleHostedService (specifically at lines 99-99).

Once these points have been confirmed, the null-handling logic in ConsoleHostedService can be considered correct.

src/Codebelt.Bootstrapper/BootstrapperLogMessages.cs (3)

1-13: Well-designed centralized logging implementation

The new BootstrapperLogMessages class follows Microsoft's recommended LoggerMessage pattern for high-performance logging. The class is well-documented, including a link to the relevant Microsoft documentation.


14-23: Good event ID organization and message categorization

The logging messages are well-organized with clear event ID ranges for different log levels:

  • 1000-range for Information
  • 2000-range for Warning
  • 3000-range for Critical

This makes log filtering and analysis much easier.


25-72: Well-documented extension methods

The extension methods for the IDecorator<ILogger> interface are well-documented with XML comments that clearly explain their purpose. Each method correctly delegates to its corresponding definition method.

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