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Decathlon/pull-request-labeler-action

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THIS ACTION IS DEPRECATED AND ARCHIVED.

You should not use it anymore, A better alternative is https://github.com/actions/labeler

DEPRECATED, do not use anymore

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This repository provides a GitHub action to automatically label a pull request based on committed files.

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Common usage

When pushing, the action will be triggered and will look for committed files over your branch. It applies configured labels whenever it find a file whose name matches the associated regular expression.

Breaking change

Starting from August 2019, GitHub switch Actions syntax from HCL to YAML. The previous syntax will no longer be supported by GitHub on September 30, 2019.

As a consequence, please use v2.0.0+ release and note that all v1.x.x are deprecated and will no longer work on September 30, 2019.

Startup

Configuration

Create a file into your root project directory: .github/label-pr.yml:

- regExp: ".*\\.ts+$" labels: ["typescript"] - regExp: ".*\\.sql+$" labels: ["database", "critical"] - regExp: ".*\\.md+$" labels: ["documentation"] - regExp: "^(pom\\.xml|package\\.json|build\\.gradle)$" labels: ["dependencies"] - regExp: ".*\\.(zip|jar|war|ear)+$" labels: ["artifact", "invalid"]

This is a sample to illustrate how you can customize your settings by configuring your own regex and labels

The configuration is made of a list of Filter which are composed of:

  • regExp: a regular expression which will be tested over the filenames
  • labels: a list of labels to apply if the filenames match

If the labels do not exist yet in your repository configuration, they will be created anyway.

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Settings for v1.0.0+ release (deprecated)

Create a file into your root project directory (if it does not exist yet): .github/main.workflow:

workflow "New workflow" { resolves = ["PR label by Files"] on = "pull_request" } action "PR label by Files" { uses = "decathlon/pull-request-labeler-action@v1.0.0" secrets = ["GITHUB_TOKEN"] }

Settings for v2.0.0+ release

Create a file into your root project directory: .github/workflows/labeler.yml:

# Workflow to associate labels automatically name: labeler # Trigger the workflow on pull request events on: [pull_request] jobs: label: runs-on: ubuntu-18.04 steps: # We need to checkout the repository to access the configured file (.github/label-pr.yml) - uses: actions/checkout@v2 - name: Labeler uses: docker://decathlon/pull-request-labeler-action:2.0.0 env: GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} # Here we can override the path for the action configuration. If none is provided, default one is `.github/label-pr.yml` CONFIG_PATH: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_WORKSPACE }}/.github/label-pr.yml

Please note that you can move the label-pr.yml to another location, if so, then do not forget to update the above CONFIG_PATH variable.

Contributing

  • The project is built using Typescript # 3.5.2
  • We use a tslint as a linter for defining code style which configuration may change
  • We use Jest as the testing framework

To start, you just need to clone the repository and open it in your favorite IDE. You may need to set it up so it uses the node configuration (package.json) and tslint configuration (tslint.json).

Commands

  • To run unit tests: npm run test:watch
  • To build: npm run build:main

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