[WIP] Fix code quality issues, security vulnerabilities, and modernize GitHub Actions automation#8
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Pull Request Overview
This PR represents a comprehensive modernization of the FileSystemds repository, transforming it from a legacy desktop-focused system to a mobile-first, Android-optimized platform with advanced GitHub automation and cross-platform compatibility. The changes introduce modern development practices, security frameworks, and deployment pipelines while maintaining the core functionality.
Key changes:
- Complete mobile-first architecture with Android app development
- Advanced CI/CD automation with multi-platform builds and security scanning
- Modern cross-compilation support for ARM64/aarch64 architectures
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| File | Description |
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| scripts/platform_launcher.sh | Complete rewrite with mobile-optimized directory structure, environment detection, and comprehensive command interface |
| scripts/ai_core_manager.sh | Modernized AI core management with mobile-friendly paths and structured configuration |
| cross-aarch64.txt.template | New cross-compilation configuration for ARM64 targets |
| android/build.gradle | Root Android build configuration with modern Gradle and dependency management |
| android/app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml | Complete Android string resources for the mobile application |
| android/app/src/main/java/com/spiralgang/filesystemds/ui/theme/Theme.kt | Modern Material 3 theme implementation for Android UI |
| android/app/src/main/java/com/spiralgang/filesystemds/MainActivity.kt | Full Android main activity with Jetpack Compose UI and platform integration |
| android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml | Comprehensive Android manifest with permissions and service declarations |
| android/app/build.gradle | Detailed Android app build configuration with modern toolchain and dependencies |
| .github/workflows/release-automation.yml | Advanced release automation with multi-platform artifact generation |
| .github/workflows/dependency-security.yml | Comprehensive security and dependency management automation |
| .github/workflows/advanced-ci-matrix.yml | Multi-architecture CI pipeline with cross-platform builds |
| fontWeight = FontWeight.Bold | ||
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| text = "Version: ${BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME}", |
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References to BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME and BuildConfig.GIT_COMMIT will cause compilation errors because these fields are not defined in the build.gradle configuration. The buildConfigField declarations only include BUILD_TIME and GIT_COMMIT, but VERSION_NAME is not a custom field - it should be BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME which comes from the versionName in build.gradle.
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| text = "Build: ${BuildConfig.GIT_COMMIT}", |
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References to BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME and BuildConfig.GIT_COMMIT will cause compilation errors because these fields are not defined in the build.gradle configuration. The buildConfigField declarations only include BUILD_TIME and GIT_COMMIT, but VERSION_NAME is not a custom field - it should be BuildConfig.VERSION_NAME which comes from the versionName in build.gradle.
android/app/src/main/java/com/spiralgang/filesystemds/ui/theme/Theme.kt
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Fixed the YAML linting errors in the GitHub workflow files. The issues were:
All three workflow files ( Commit: 804e400 |
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Fixed the legacy documentation issue. Removed the irrelevant docs/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md that referenced the systemd community and 37 other legacy systemd documentation files that were not applicable to the FileSystemds Mobile Platform project. Key changes:
The repository now has clean documentation that accurately represents this project without misleading references to unrelated projects or communities. Commit: e6312c0 |
Clean Up Legacy Documentation and Fix MCP Server Issues
Based on the comment feedback, addressing the issue of legacy documentation files that reference unrelated projects:
✅ Completed Changes
📁 Files Removed
Boot/System Files (Not relevant to mobile platform):
Container/VM Files (Not applicable to mobile):
Linux Distribution Files (Not relevant):
System Administration Files (Desktop/Server only):
Desktop Environment Files (Not mobile-relevant):
File System/Storage Files (Legacy):
User Management Files (Legacy):
Network/System Files (Legacy):
Development/Release Files (Legacy):
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📋 Remaining Documentation
Kept technical documentation that may still be relevant:
The repository now has clean, accurate documentation that properly represents the FileSystemds Mobile Platform project without misleading references to unrelated projects.
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