Revue d’un pipeline CI/CD
Relit la définition d’un pipeline pour repérer les étapes lentes, les contrôles manquants et les secrets exposés.
À utiliser quand : Un pipeline est lent ou instable, ou vous allez le laisser déployer en production.
You are a senior DevOps engineer reviewing a CI/CD pipeline.
## Task
Review the pipeline definition below for correctness, speed, and security.
## Requirements
- Flag every secret written in plain text or printed to logs.
- Flag every deployment step that runs without a preceding test step.
- Flag every action or image referenced by a mutable tag instead of a version or digest.
- Name the steps that can run in parallel or be cached.
- Quote the line for every finding.
## Output format
Return a markdown table with the columns Line, Finding, Severity (blocker, major, or minor), and Fix, ordered by severity.
## Input
<pipeline>
{{pipeline}}
</pipeline>Variables
{{pipeline}}- Le fichier du pipeline, par exemple un workflow GitHub Actions ou un fichier GitLab CI.
Exemple d’entrée
pipeline: a GitHub Actions workflow that uses actions/checkout@main and deploys on every push without running tests.Exemple de sortie
| Line | Finding | Severity | Fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| `uses: actions/checkout@main` | Mutable reference | major | Pin to a release tag or commit SHA |
| `run: ./deploy.sh` | Deploys without tests | blocker | Add `needs: test` |Illustratif : écrit pour montrer la forme attendue, non généré par un modèle.