action.cjs: catch raise eagerly

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bedrock debug - [puLL-Merge] - brave/pull-merge@126

Description

This PR refactors the code to move the getPatch function import and some option setup logic inside the try block. The motivation seems to be to ensure any potential exceptions from the import statements or option setup are caught by the try/catch.

Changes

Changes

• Moved the getPatch function import statements inside the try block. The import is now wrapped in a conditional that checks if the PR is from Renovate, Dependabot, or another source, and imports the appropriate getPatch variant.
• Moved the options.key and options.models setup logic inside the try block. These options are set based on the presence of anthropic_api_key, openai_api_key, and bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn.
• Moved the debug option setup and the debug logging inside the try block.

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anthropic debug - [puLL-Merge] - brave/pull-merge@126

Description

This PR reorganizes some code in the action.cjs file. The main change is moving a block of code that initializes some variables (getPatch, options.key, options.models, debug) inside a try block. The motivation for this change is not clear from the diff alone, but it could be to ensure these variables are initialized before being used in the code that follows, and to handle any potential exceptions that may occur during initialization.

Changes

Changes

action.cjs

• Moved the following code block inside the try block:

  const { default: getPatch } = (context.payload.pull_request && context.payload.pull_request.user.login === 'renovate[bot]') || context.actor === 'renovate[bot]'
    ? options.subtle_mode ? raise('subtle_mode enabled, this is not supported for renovate') : await import(`${actionPath}/src/getRenovatePatch.js`)
    : (context.payload.pull_request && context.payload.pull_request.user.login === 'dependabot[bot]') || context.actor === 'dependabot[bot]'
        ? options.subtle_mode ? raise('subtle_mode enabled, this is not supported for dependabot') : await import(`${actionPath}/src/getDependabotPatch.js`)
        : await import(`${actionPath}/src/getPatch.js`)
  
  options.key = options.anthropic_api_key || options.openai_api_key
  options.models = options.bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn
    ? options.bedrock_models
    : options.anthropic_api_key
      ? options.anthropic_models
      : options.openai_models
  
  debug = options.debug ? (options.debug === 'true') : debug
  
  if (debug) {
    console.log(`Using options: ${JSON.stringify(options)}`)
    console.log(`Using config: ${JSON.stringify(config)}`)
    console.log(`Using properties: ${JSON.stringify(properties)}`)
    console.log(`Using inputs: ${JSON.stringify(inputs)}`)
  }

• Indentation of the code block containing const patch = await getPatch({...}) and the code that follows has been adjusted to match the new position inside the try block.

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openai debug - [puLL-Merge] - brave/pull-merge@126

Description

The pull request primarily refactors the existing code in action.cjs by moving a block of code inside a try block. This change seems aimed at enhancing error handling by ensuring that any errors occurring within that block are caught by potentially existing catch handlers outside this snippet.

Possible Issues

1. Error Handling Clarity: While moving the block into a try block might improve error handling, it is crucial to ensure there is an associated catch block somewhere adjacent or after this try block, which is not visible in the provided diff. Without proper error handling, errors could be silently ignored or not adequately reported, leading to difficulty in debugging and potential system instability.

Changes

Changes

action.cjs

• Wrapped an existing block of code including:
  • Importing patch based on the user agent (either renovate[bot], dependabot[bot], or a default setting).
  • Initialization of options.key and options.models with specific branches based on other conditions like options.anthropic_api_key or bedrock_aws_iam_role_arn.
  • Setting the debug variable based on options and logging various configurations if debugging is enabled.
• Moved this entire block inside a try block to potentially catch and handle exceptions that may occur from operations like dynamic imports or erroneous settings during runtime.

Security Hotspots

• Sensitive Data Exposure Through Logs: With the presence of detailed logs that could potentially include sensitive data (if not scrubbed or masked properly), this might expose sensitive information in log files or outputs, especially if logging debug information includes sensitive configuration details or API keys. Care should be taken to ensure that any sensitive information is masked or omitted from logs. This is particularly important if logging is enriched during debug mode.
• Dynamic Imports Based on User Input: The use of dynamic import paths based on the bot's user login (renovate[bot], dependabot[bot]) can introduce risks correlated with path validation and potentially unsanitized inputs leading to manipulation or unintended imports. While this typically would depend on the internal logic of getRenovatePatch.js and getDependabotPatch.js, ensuring that paths are securely constructed and validated against manipulation is necessary.