* Add missing validation for action.yml (parity with workflow files)
- Add uses format validation for composite action steps
- Validates owner/repo@ref format
- Supports docker:// and ./ local references
- Warns about shortened SHA refs (security concern)
- Detects reusable workflow references in wrong context
- Add if literal text detection for composite action steps
- Detects literal text outside ${{ }} that makes conditions always truthy
- Works for both plain string and mixed expression formats
- Uses shared hasFormatWithLiteralText() utility
- Add pre-if/post-if validation for node and docker actions
- Errors on explicit ${{ }} syntax (runner only supports implicit expressions)
- Literal text detection for implicit expressions
- New runs-if schema type with proper context (runner, github, job, env, inputs, status functions)
- Validates only in strict schema used by language services
- Add format() function validation for all expressions
- Validates format string syntax in all expression contexts
- Checks argument count matches placeholders
- Fix env and matrix context providers to return complete=false
- Prevents false positive 'unknown context' errors
- Matches behavior of other dynamic contexts (secrets, vars, etc.)
- Refactor validation utilities into utils/validate-uses.ts and utils/validate-if.ts
- Shared between workflow and action validation
- Consistent error messages and codes
* Add strategy and matrix contexts to runs-if definition
Based on runner source code analysis (actions/runner):
- ExecutionContext.InitializeJob() populates ExpressionValues from message.ContextData
- strategy and matrix are part of message.ContextData, available before any steps run
- StepsRunner evaluates all steps (pre, main, post) using the same code path
Did NOT add:
- steps: empty at pre-if time (no steps completed yet)
- hashFiles: workspace files don't exist at pre-step time
* Setup CodeActions and add quickfix for missing inputs
* PR feedback
* Update languageservice/src/code-actions/quickfix/add-missing-inputs.ts
Co-authored-by: Salman Chishti <salmanmkc@GitHub.com>
* Fix indentSize detection for code actions after rebase
- Add indentSize to MissingInputsDiagnosticData interface
- Pass indentSize parameter from validate.ts to validateActionReference
- Detect indentSize from workflow structure (jobs key to first child)
- Fall back to detecting from with: block children when available
* update typescript
* formatting
* linting
* Gate missing inputs quickfix behind feature flag
* Address PR review: rename files, move position calculation to quickfix
- Rename index.ts files to follow repo patterns:
- code-actions/index.ts → code-actions/code-actions.ts
- code-actions/quickfix/index.ts → quickfix/quickfix-providers.ts
- Move position calculation from validation to quickfix:
- MissingInputsDiagnosticData now passes raw token ranges
- Quickfix computes insertion position and indentation at code action time
- detectIndentSize moved from validate.ts to validate-action-reference.ts
* wip
* Remove pointless comment
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Co-authored-by: Salman Chishti <salmanmkc@GitHub.com>
In YAML, block scalars (`|` and `>`) silently add a trailing newline by default
("clip" chomping). This can cause subtle bugs when the newline is unintentional.
This PR adds a warning when clip chomping is used in fields where trailing
newlines commonly cause issues:
- Environment variables (workflow, job, step, container, service levels)
- Action inputs (`with:`)
- Reusable workflow inputs and secrets
- Job outputs
- Matrix values (including `include` and `exclude`)
- Concurrency groups
The warning suggests using `|-` (strip) or `|+` (keep) to be explicit.
Intentionally does NOT warn for:
- `run:` scripts (trailing newlines are normal)
- Fields trimmed server-side (`if:`, `name:`, `runs-on:`, etc.)
The feature is gated behind the `blockScalarChompingWarning` feature flag.
Related #286 - When hovering over a cron expression, show the human-readable
description instead of empty content. Users who have inlay hints disabled
can now still see the cron description.
Follow-up to https://github.com/actions/languageservices/pull/289
## What this fixes
**Autocomplete was broken inside composite action steps.** When you typed inside a step and triggered autocomplete, nothing showed up. Now you correctly get suggestions like run, uses, shell, etc.
**Duplicate error messages for missing required fields.** When a required field was missing (like main for Node.js actions), users saw two error messages - one generic schema validation error, and one custom error with a clear explanation. Now they only see the custom one.
For example, with using: node24 but no main:
- Before: Two errors shown
- Schema: "There's not enough info to determine what you meant. Add one of these properties: args, entrypoint, image, main, ..."
- Custom: "'main' is required for Node.js actions (using: node24)"
- After: Only the custom error is shown
- Set main as required in node-runs-strict schema definition
- Add validation for invalid key combinations based on using value
- Add validation for missing required keys (main for node, steps for composite, image for docker)
- Filter autocomplete suggestions based on using value
- Prioritize 'using' in completions when not set yet
Fixes context-aware autocomplete for action.yml files where different
action types (node, composite, docker) have different valid keys under runs:
* Add experimentalFeatures to initialization options
Introduce a feature flagging system for opt-in experimental features.
Clients can enable features via initializationOptions.experimentalFeatures
with granular per-feature control or an 'all' flag to enable everything.
First experimental feature: missingInputsQuickfix (for upcoming code actions)
* Fix false positive for literal text in `if` conditions
Use token.value (parsed string without YAML quotes) instead of token.source
(raw YAML text) for expression parsing in single-line strings. This fixes a
false positive where `if: "${{ expr }}"` incorrectly triggered the
"literal text in condition" error because the outer quotes were treated as
literal text.
Follow-up to PR #216
Related issue: https://github.com/github/vscode-github-actions/issues/542
* Move issue reference to comment
Escape hatch completions now use a two-part edit strategy for VS Code compatibility:
- Main textEdit: Inserts newline and indented content at cursor position
(empty range so VS Code won't filter based on key text)
- additionalTextEdits: Replaces 'key: ' with 'key:' to remove trailing space
This prevents VS Code from filtering out escape hatches while still
producing the correct final YAML structure.
Escape hatch completions like '(switch to list)' and '(switch to mapping)'
were being filtered out in VS Code because filterText was set to the key
name (e.g., 'runs-on'), which doesn't match the empty string at the cursor
position when completing a value.
Since escape hatches only appear when the value is empty anyway, there's no
need for filterText. Without it, VS Code uses the label for filtering,
which properly shows them when no text is typed.
* Use labelDetails for completion item qualifiers
Use labelDetails.description instead of detail for qualifier text like
'full syntax' and 'list'. This renders the text inline after the label
in the completion menu, making variants immediately distinguishable
without hovering.
* Fix formatting
Provides runner label completions (ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, etc.)
when using the runs-on mapping syntax with the labels property:
jobs:
build:
runs-on:
labels: |
jobs:
build:
runs-on:
labels:
- |
Previously, completions only worked for the simple runs-on syntax:
jobs:
build:
runs-on: |
The fix registers the same value provider for both 'runs-on' and
'runs-on-labels' definition keys in the schema.
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