This document outlines the maintenance procedures and automation for the GGcode Compiler project.
The following Git hooks are automatically configured:
- β Runs ESLint on staged JavaScript files
- β Checks code formatting with Prettier
- β Runs test suite
- β Checks for TODO/FIXME comments
- β Validates package.json changes
- β Suggests documentation updates
- β Validates conventional commit format
- β Checks message length
- β Suggests imperative mood
- β Updates CHANGELOG.md for version tags
- β Checks for documentation updates needed
- β Validates dependency changes
- β Performance reminders for large commits
Triggers: Push to main/develop, Pull Requests
- β Tests on Node.js 16.x, 18.x, 20.x
- β Linting and formatting checks
- β Security audit
- β Build verification
- β Documentation completeness check
- β Performance monitoring
Triggers: Version tags (v*)
- β Creates GitHub releases
- β Builds and pushes Docker images
- β Generates release notes from CHANGELOG.md
- β Notifies on success/failure
Triggers: Changes to docs/, README.md, source files
- β Validates documentation structure
- β Checks for broken links
- β Spell checking
- β Generates API documentation
- β Updates documentation automatically
# Run project health check
./scripts/check-project-health.sh
# Update dependencies
./scripts/update-dependencies.sh
# Generate fresh documentation
./scripts/generate-docs.sh# Security audit
npm audit
# Check for outdated packages
npm outdated
# Review dependency licenses
npx license-checker --summary# Bundle size analysis
npm run build
du -sh node_modules/
# Test performance
npm run test:coverage- Review and update README.md
- Update CHANGELOG.md for recent changes
- Check documentation accuracy
- Update API documentation
- Review and update deployment guides
- Review and update major dependencies
- Check for deprecated packages
- Update development tools
- Review security advisories
- Review project structure
- Evaluate new technologies
- Performance optimization opportunities
- Security best practices review
- Test backup procedures
- Verify recovery processes
- Update disaster recovery documentation
- Review data retention policies
- Test Coverage: Maintained above 80%
- ESLint Issues: Zero errors, minimal warnings
- Bundle Size: Monitor for significant increases
- Dependencies: Regular security audits
- Build Time: Track compilation speed
- Test Execution: Monitor test suite performance
- Memory Usage: Server memory consumption
- Response Time: API endpoint performance
- Review CI/CD pipeline status
- Check error logs
- Monitor resource usage
- Review user feedback
- Performance trend analysis
- Security incident review
- Dependency update impact
- Documentation usage metrics
Response Time: Immediate (< 1 hour)
- Security vulnerabilities
- Production outages
- Data loss incidents
Actions:
- Immediate assessment and containment
- Emergency fix deployment
- Post-incident review and documentation
- Process improvement implementation
Response Time: Same day (< 8 hours)
- Performance degradation
- Feature failures
- Build pipeline failures
Actions:
- Investigation and root cause analysis
- Fix development and testing
- Coordinated deployment
- Monitoring and verification
Response Time: Within 3 days
- Minor bugs
- Documentation issues
- Enhancement requests
Actions:
- Triage and prioritization
- Development planning
- Implementation in next release cycle
- Testing and validation
Response Time: Next release cycle
- Nice-to-have features
- Minor improvements
- Technical debt
Following Semantic Versioning:
- MAJOR: Breaking changes
- MINOR: New features (backward compatible)
- PATCH: Bug fixes (backward compatible)
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Preparation
# Update version in package.json npm version [major|minor|patch] # Update CHANGELOG.md # Review and test changes npm run build
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Release
# Create and push tag git push origin main --tags # GitHub Actions will handle the rest: # - Create GitHub release # - Build Docker image # - Generate release notes
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Post-Release
- Monitor deployment
- Verify functionality
- Update documentation
- Communicate changes
For critical production issues:
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Create hotfix branch from main
git checkout main git checkout -b hotfix/critical-fix
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Implement and test fix
# Make minimal changes # Run tests npm test
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Deploy hotfix
# Merge to main git checkout main git merge hotfix/critical-fix # Create patch version npm version patch git push origin main --tags
- API documentation regenerated on code changes
- Project statistics updated weekly
- Dependency graphs refreshed monthly
- Architecture decisions
- Deployment procedures
- User guides
- Troubleshooting guides
- Use clear, concise language
- Include code examples
- Maintain table of contents
- Regular review and updates
- Version control all changes
# Setup development environment
./scripts/setup-hooks.sh
# Check project health
./scripts/check-project-health.sh
# Update dependencies safely
./scripts/update-dependencies.sh
# Generate documentation
./scripts/generate-docs.sh- Code Quality: ESLint, Prettier, SonarQube
- Testing: Jest, Supertest, Artillery
- Security: npm audit, Snyk, OWASP ZAP
- Performance: Lighthouse, WebPageTest
- Monitoring: New Relic, DataDog, Sentry
- Development Issues: Development team lead
- Infrastructure Issues: DevOps team
- Security Issues: Security team
- Documentation Issues: Technical writing team
- Node.js Issues: Node.js community, Stack Overflow
- Dependencies: Package maintainer GitHub issues
- Security Vulnerabilities: CVE database, security advisories
- CI/CD pipeline status
- Security alerts
- Error monitoring
- Performance metrics
- Run project health check
- Review and merge dependency updates
- Update documentation
- Review open issues and PRs
- Security audit and review
- Performance analysis
- Dependency major version updates
- Documentation comprehensive review
- Architecture review
- Tool and process evaluation
- Disaster recovery testing
- Team training and knowledge sharing
This maintenance guide ensures the GGcode Compiler project remains healthy, secure, and up-to-date through a combination of automated processes and regular manual reviews.