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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the Rust support logic to only enable the experimental CodeQL feature flag when the installed CodeQL version lacks built-in Rust support.
- Add a
codeql.resolveLanguages()check before exportingCODEQL_ENABLE_EXPERIMENTAL_FEATURESfor Rust - Mirror the updated logic and comment in both the TypeScript source and compiled JavaScript
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/init-action.ts | Conditionally set experimental Rust feature flag based on detected CodeQL support |
| lib/init-action.js | Apply the same conditional check and updated comment in the built JS |
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This makes it so that once the
codeqlthat is being used by the action supports Rust extraction out of the box we skip all the experimental handling code.Functionally (considering the feature flag will also be switched at that moment), this will primarily result in skipping to print
Experimental rust analysis enabledin that case. Once the feature flag is switched, we can clean up this code (though not remove it entirely to ensure backward compatibility).Merge / deployment checklist