chore: fix safe Biome useTemplate infos in workflow-policy tests - #511
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5 call-site string-concatenations of githubExpression(...) converted to
template literals — mechanically safe, no nested-${ collision since
they're normal function-call substitutions.
The 2 remaining infos (the githubExpression helper definitions
themselves, one per file) are left as string concatenation deliberately:
converting them to a template literal produces `${{ ${expr} }}`, which
is a JS SyntaxError (verified empirically), not a valid alternate form.
Documented inline with a precise QNBS-v3 comment on both so this reads
as an accepted, understood info rather than unaddressed lint debt.The latest updates on your projects. Learn more about Vercel for GitHub.
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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideThis cleanup applies Biome's safe useTemplate suggestions to five workflow-policy test call sites while documenting the intentionally retained concatenation in both helpers, preserving behavior and avoiding the syntax-breaking suggested fix. File-Level Changes
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This PR safely converts 5 string concatenations to template literals in test assertion strings, verified by passing tests (74/74) and all CI checks. The changes are mechanically safe style improvements to working code, with no functional behavior changes. The explanatory comments correctly document why the githubExpression helper definitions must remain as concatenation to avoid JavaScript syntax errors.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes clarify template-literal and string-concatenation usage in workflow policy tests. Expected GitHub Actions expressions now use template literals. Test behavior remains unchanged. ChangesWorkflow policy test expression updates
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes Merge Risk:⚪ Minimal · up to This PR only updates workflow-policy test string construction and explanatory comments, with no production behavior impact; reported tests, lint, type-check, and pre-push checks are green. The remaining comment-format adjustment is minor and non-blocking. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts`:
- Line 21: Rewrite the comments at
tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts lines 21-21 and
tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts lines 20-20 to use the required
one-line QNBS-v3 format with “[Grund / Impact / Kreativer Mehrwert]”; do not
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Summary
Small, standalone cleanup of 5 of the repo's 7 pre-existing Biome
lint/style/useTemplateinfos (informational only —pnpm run lintalready exits 0 on these; not a CI-blocking finding). Split out as its own PR rather than folded into #509, which is under an explicit scope freeze.What changed
tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.tsandtests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.tsboth define a localgithubExpression()test helper used to build GitHub Actions${{ ... }}expression strings for assertions against real workflow YAML.'text ' + githubExpression(...)) converted to template literals — mechanically safe, no behavior change, verified by running both affected test files.githubExpressionhelper definitions themselves — are deliberately left as string concatenation. Biome's own suggested "unsafe fix" for these is:node -ethrowsUnexpected token '{'on exactly this pattern), because the nested${inside${{gets parsed as a substitution start, and a bare{at expression position is an invalid object-literal-start followed by more${...}. Applying Biome's suggestion would break the file. Both definitions now carry a precise// QNBS-v3:comment explaining this, so it reads as an accepted, understood info rather than unaddressed debt.Test plan
pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/tooling/strykerWorkflowPolicy.test.ts tests/unit/tooling/workflowPolicyCheck.test.ts— 74/74 passpnpm run lint— infos count 7 → 2 (both documented, exit code 0 either way — this was never a blocking finding)pnpm exec tsgo --project tsconfig.tsgo.json --noEmit --checkers 4— cleanpnpm run ci:prepush— full local admission greenSummary by Sourcery
Clean up Biome template-literal findings in workflow policy tests without changing behavior.
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Clarify workflow policy tests while preserving their coverage
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✅ Safer lint cleanup✅ Preserved workflow policy coverage✅ Fewer misleading lint findings💡 Usage Guide
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