Adding Enviroments for Rollback Dotnet Pipeline

[JuanOioli]

• Adding Enviroments for Rollback Dotnet Pipeline

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces new GitHub Actions components to manage environment configurations for a .NET rollback pipeline. It includes a composite action that takes specific inputs and a shell script to process and merge environment variables into a production environment YAML file, ensuring unique key-value pairs.

Highlights

• New GitHub Action for Environment Creation: A new composite GitHub Action named "Create Env" has been added, designed to streamline the setup of environment variables.
• Automated Environment Variable Management: A new shell script (action.sh) is introduced to dynamically merge and deduplicate environment variables into the env-prd.yaml file, ensuring clean and consistent configurations.
• Configurable Inputs: The "Create Env" action accepts ref_name, project_id, and safe_ips as inputs, allowing for flexible and parameterized environment setup.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new GitHub Action for handling environment configuration for a rollback. The changes introduce a shell script and a corresponding action definition. My review focuses on improving the robustness, correctness, and maintainability of the new action.

Key feedback points include:

• A critical issue where an environment variable is used without being set, which will likely cause failures.
• A high-severity logic error in how configuration files are merged, which could lead to incorrect configurations.
• Several medium-severity suggestions to improve script safety, action clarity, and usability, such as adding error handling, using better temporary file management, and providing more descriptive names and input descriptions.