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[Dargon789]

• Create config.yml

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• Update .github/config.yml

• Delete .circleci directory

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Summary by Sourcery

Move CircleCI configuration into the GitHub configuration directory and update the base image version.

CI:

• Relocate CircleCI config from .circleci/config.yml to .github/config.yml.
• Pin the CircleCI Docker executor image to cimg/base:2024.01 for reproducible builds.

Chores:

• Remove the obsolete .circleci directory.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Moves the CircleCI configuration into the .github directory while pinning the Docker image to a specific cimg/base tag and removing the old .circleci config directory.

Flow diagram for say_hello CircleCI workflow using pinned Docker image

flowchart TD
  A["Code pushed to GitHub"] --> B["CircleCI detects change and reads .github/config.yml"]
  B --> C["Workflow say_hello_workflow starts"]
  C --> D["Job say_hello scheduled"]
  D --> E["Start Docker executor with image cimg/base:2024.01"]
  E --> F["Run job steps (e.g., echo hello)"]
  F --> G["Job completes"]
  G --> H["Workflow finishes"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Relocate CircleCI config to .github and pin the build image version.	Move CircleCI pipeline configuration file from the .circleci directory to .github/config.yml to align with the new location Update the Docker executor image from a floating cimg/base:current tag to a pinned cimg/base:2024.01 tag for reproducible builds Clarify the inline comment about specifying a pinned Docker image version in the config Remove the obsolete .circleci directory that previously contained the CircleCI configuration	.github/config.yml .circleci/config.yml

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[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

Hello @Dargon789, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on refining the project's continuous integration setup. It updates the CircleCI configuration to ensure more stable and reproducible builds by pinning the base Docker image to a specific version. Concurrently, it removes an old or unused .circleci directory, streamlining the project's CI/CD infrastructure.

Highlights

• CI/CD Configuration Update: The CircleCI configuration file (.github/config.yml) has been updated to use a specific base Docker image version (cimg/base:2024.01) instead of the current tag, promoting more reproducible builds.
• File Formatting: A missing newline character was added to the end of the .github/config.yml file, addressing a common file formatting best practice.
• CI/CD Directory Removal: The entire .circleci directory has been removed, suggesting a cleanup or a shift in the CI/CD pipeline strategy.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several improvements to the CircleCI configuration. The configuration file has been moved to the .github directory, which is a supported location and helps centralize repository-specific configurations. More importantly, the Docker base image has been pinned to a specific version (cimg/base:2024.01) instead of using the current tag. This is a crucial best practice for ensuring reproducible and stable CI builds. Finally, a newline has been added to the end of the configuration file, which is a standard convention. Overall, these are excellent changes that enhance the robustness and maintainability of the CI process. I have no further suggestions.

[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• CircleCI expects its configuration at .circleci/config.yml, so moving it to .github/config.yml (and deleting .circleci/) may prevent pipelines from running unless you’ve explicitly configured CircleCI to use this nonstandard path; consider confirming or reverting to the default location.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- CircleCI expects its configuration at `.circleci/config.yml`, so moving it to `.github/config.yml` (and deleting `.circleci/`) may prevent pipelines from running unless you’ve explicitly configured CircleCI to use this nonstandard path; consider confirming or reverting to the default location.

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