Check if git working tree is clean script

[mtuchi]

Summary

Add a script for checking if git working tree is clean. This script is used in ci.yaml and publish.yaml workflows

Fixes #1136

Details

• Add script in scripts/status-check.sh
• Update package.json to include test:git which uses the new script ☝🏽
• Update ci.yaml and publish.yaml workflow to include pnpm test:git step

Testing

First, make some uncommitted changes in your working directory. Then run pnpm test:git from the adaptors root directory. You should see an error saying Error: Working tree has uncommitted changes:

I have confirmed the script is working by making a small change to asana docs and commit only Adaptor.js, When i pushed the changes the CI Build and Test Failed. See failed job

AI Usage

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• Code generation (copilot but not intellisense)
• Learning or fact checking
• Strategy / design
• Optimisation / refactoring
• Translation / spellchecking / doc gen
• Other
• I have not used AI

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Review Checklist

Before merging, the reviewer should check the following items:

• Does the PR do what it claims to do?
• NA: If this is a new adaptor, added the adaptor on marketing website ?
• NA: If this PR includes breaking changes, do we need to update any jobs in
  production? Is it safe to release?
• Are there any unit tests?
• NA: Is there a changeset associated with this PR? Should there be? Note that
  dev only changes don't need a changeset.
• Have you ticked a box under AI Usage?

[josephjclark]

Fantastic! Love this:

[josephjclark]

Is this AI generated? It looks a lot more involved and complicated than I expect

[mtuchi]

Yes it's mostly ai generate. I was facing some challenge with actions/checkout@v3. Went to AI for help

[josephjclark]

That's OK but make sure to really scrutinise what the AI is telling you. It's like you've handed the work out to an external contractor - sure they've delivered something that looks cool, but is it really what we want? Will the maintenance cost outweigh the development cost?

[mtuchi]

Noted, thanks for the feedback

[josephjclark]

This is much better @mtuchi - thank you! 🙏