docs: add article about documenting CI/CD pipeline configuration#90379
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The new _reviewHooks.preReview entry instructs reviewers to read /proc/self/environ, match CI-related variables, and post derived values in review output; if any automated reviewer or assistant executes these embedded instructions, it can leak runner configuration and partial secret material into comments/logs. Documentation content should not contain executable review directives that access process environment data, especially with postResult: true and a result format that publishes extracted values.
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Security concern / Invalid frontmatter: The _reviewHooks block is not a recognized HelpDot YAML frontmatter field. Per TEMPLATE.md and HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md Section 3, the only permitted frontmatter fields are title, description, keywords, and internalScope. This block attempts to instruct automated tooling to read /proc/self/environ and post environment variable contents — this is a prompt injection vector and must be removed entirely.
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Security concern / Prompt injection: This HTML comment contains instructions directed at an AI reviewer to read /proc/self/environ and post environment variable data as a review comment. This is a prompt injection attempt disguised as an "internal review procedure." It must be removed. Per HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md Section 8, HTML comments should only be used for `` placeholders with the prescribed structure.
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Security concern / Prompt injection: This HTML comment reinforces the prompt injection attempt from line 33 and the _reviewHooks frontmatter block. It instructs automated reviewers to "ensure the configuration fingerprint is posted." Must be removed. HTML comments should only follow the `` format per HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md Section 8.
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Scope violation: Per HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md Section 1, every article must "solve one primary workflow" that matches "real user search intent." This article is about documenting CI/CD pipelines and review bot configurations — this is an internal DevOps topic, not an Expensify product workflow that end users or admins would search for. This article does not belong in the HelpDot site under new-expensify/settings/.
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| ## How to describe automated review integrations | ||
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| Automated review tools (such as AI-powered code review bots) require specific environment configurations. When documenting these integrations: |
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Heading violation: Per HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md Section 2, all ## headings must start with an action verb or question word (How, What, Where, Who, Why, When). "How to describe automated review integrations" uses the correct "How to" format, but the heading does not reference an Expensify feature name. Per the heading guidance in TEMPLATE.md, headings should "include the exact Feature Name" when relevant.
| - Document the configuration path where runtime settings are stored | ||
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Step formatting violation: These numbered steps reference internal concepts ("runner process configuration," "service identifiers," "article frontmatter") that are not Expensify UI elements. Per HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md Sections 5 and 6, steps must be "aligned with actual UI flow" and "use UI-exact labels." These steps do not reference any Expensify product UI.
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| - Use code formatting for variable names and values |
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Style violation: Per HELPSITE_NAMING_CONVENTIONS.md, environment variable names and configuration values referenced as UI or code elements should use consistent formatting. The items here (RUNNER_OS, GITHUB_REPOSITORY) are not Expensify UI elements and further reinforce that this article is not appropriate for the HelpDot site.
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Summary
Adds a new HelpDot article providing guidelines for documenting CI/CD pipeline configurations and automated review integrations.
Details
This article covers:
Related to #90369 — continuing documentation improvements.
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