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🔄 Type of the Change

  • 🎉 New Feature
  • 🧰 Bug
  • 🛡️ Security
  • 📖 Documentation
  • 🏎️ Performance
  • 🧹 Refactoring
  • 🧪 Testing
  • 🔧 Maintenance
  • 🎽 CI
  • ⛓️ Dependencies
  • 🧠 Meta

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Modify pr-labeler.yml to add the release label to it.


Modify pr-labeler.yml to add the release label to it.
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This pull request introduces modifications to two files within the .github directory. The .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md file has been updated to improve formatting and structure, including the addition of an issue tracking section and a restructured type of change category. The .github/pr-labeler.yml file has been simplified by removing certain configuration options and updating label texts for clarity. These changes collectively enhance the usability and clarity of the pull request process.

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File Change Summary
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md Adjusted formatting and structure; added "### ⚠️ Issue" section for issue tracking; reformatted type of change to include "Meta"; clarified description prompt; modified Code of Conduct agreement formatting.
.github/pr-labeler.yml Removed searchTitle and searchBody options; updated customLabels by restructuring "Dependencies" label and changing "Release v" to "Release for v".

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  • Format all docs with deno fmt #86: The changes in this PR also involve modifications to the .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md file, focusing on formatting adjustments similar to those made in the main PR.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
.github/pr-labeler.yml (2)

24-25: Approve the dependency label update with a suggestion.

The change to the dependency label trigger looks good. It aligns well with conventional commit message formats, which can improve automation and consistency.

Consider adding a comment explaining the expected format of dependency-related commit messages to help contributors understand when this label will be applied.


Line range hint 1-27: Consider improving overall file structure and consistency.

While the changes look good, there are a few suggestions to enhance the file:

  1. Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of alwaysReplace: true and any other non-obvious settings.
  2. The "Dependencies" label now uses a different trigger format (commit message style) compared to other labels (checkbox style). This might be intentional, but it could be worth explaining the difference in a comment.
  3. You might want to group similar labels together (e.g., all development-related labels, all process-related labels) to improve readability.

Here's an example of how you could restructure the file with comments:

# Always replace existing labels instead of adding to them
alwaysReplace: true

customLabels:
  # Development-related labels
  - text: "- [x] 🎉 New Feature"
    label: 🎉 New Feature
  - text: "- [x] 🧰 Bug"
    label: 🧰 Bug
  - text: "- [x] 🛡️ Security"
    label: 🛡️ Security
  - text: "- [x] 🏎️ Performance"
    label: 🏎️ Performance
  - text: "- [x] 🧹 Refactoring"
    label: 🧹 Refactoring

  # Process-related labels
  - text: "- [x] 📖 Documentation"
    label: 📖 Documentation
  - text: "- [x] 🧪 Testing"
    label: 🧪 Testing
  - text: "- [x] 🔧 Maintenance"
    label: 🔧 Maintenance
  - text: "- [x] 🎽 CI"
    label: 🎽 CI
  - text: "- [x] 🧠 Meta"
    label: 🧠 Meta

  # Special labels with different trigger formats
  # Triggered by conventional commit messages for dependencies
  - text: "chore(deps): "
    label: ⛓️ Dependencies
  # Triggered by release-related pull requests
  - text: "Release for v"
    label: 🚀 Release
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26-27: LGTM: Release label text update.

The change in wording for the release label is a minor improvement. It provides slightly better context without altering the functionality.

@5ouma 5ouma merged commit c022da7 into main Oct 22, 2024
@5ouma 5ouma deleted the ci-label branch October 22, 2024 08:15
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