test batch release update

[HarishV14]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the release_update_batch Fastlane lane by introducing a workspace_root variable. This change ensures that all file operations, including collecting build artifacts and writing the release summary, use absolute paths, thereby improving the reliability and consistency of the lane's execution across different environments, particularly in CI/CD pipelines.

Highlights

• Workspace Root Introduction: Introduced a workspace_root variable that dynamically determines the base directory for file operations, prioritizing GITHUB_WORKSPACE environment variable or falling back to the current directory.
• Absolute Path Resolution: Updated all relevant file paths for build artifacts (AAB, APKs), temporary artifact collection directories, and the final release summary JSON to use the newly defined workspace_root for absolute path resolution.

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Changelog

• fastlane/Fastfile
  • Added a workspace_root variable, defaulting to Dir.pwd or ENV["GITHUB_WORKSPACE"].
  • Modified expected_artifacts source paths to be relative to workspace_root.
  • Changed artifact_root to be relative to workspace_root.
  • Updated the output path for release_update_batch_summary.json to use workspace_root.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/release_update.yml

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Code Review

The pull request introduces the use of GITHUB_WORKSPACE to correctly resolve file paths when running in a CI environment. This is a good improvement. I've found a potential bug in how the workspace_root variable is determined, where a value with leading/trailing whitespace could lead to incorrect paths. I've provided a suggestion to fix this and also improve the code's efficiency and clarity.

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There's a potential bug here. If ENV["GITHUB_WORKSPACE"] contains leading/trailing whitespace, it is not stripped from the assigned value in the else case, which could lead to invalid paths. Additionally, ENV["GITHUB_WORKSPACE"].to_s is called twice. The suggestion fixes both issues by using an assignment within the expression to avoid repetition.

  workspace_root = (path = ENV["GITHUB_WORKSPACE"].to_s.strip).empty? ? Dir.pwd : path