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Use a preset to add labels #181

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✏️ Description

Default and GitHub Actions labels will be added.


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  • 🎽 CI
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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the Renovate configuration file .github/renovate.json by updating the "extends" property. The configuration now includes two GitHub extensions from the 5ouma/utils repository: the base extension and a new :labels extension. This change suggests a refinement of the dependency update management strategy, with the labels configuration now being sourced from a separate extension.

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File Change Summary
.github/renovate.json Updated "extends" configuration from ["github>5ouma/utils"] to ["github>5ouma/utils", "github>5ouma/utils:labels"]

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
.github/renovate.json (2)

3-3: Ensure documentation of preset behavior

While using presets can help standardize configurations across repositories, it's important to document the expected behavior of these presets for maintainers.

Consider adding a comment in the JSON file to explain what labels are being added:

{
  "$schema": "https://docs.renovatebot.com/renovate-schema.json",
+ // Uses default presets from 5ouma/utils and adds standardized labels for dependency updates
  "extends": ["github>5ouma/utils", "github>5ouma/utils:labels"]
}

3-3: Verify impact of removing direct label configurations

The change moves label management to a preset. This is a good practice for maintaining consistent labels across repositories.

Consider these benefits of using presets:

  1. Centralized label management
  2. Consistent labeling across repositories
  3. Easier updates to label configurations
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3-3: Verify the existence and content of the referenced presets

The configuration now uses presets from the 5ouma/utils repository. Let's verify their existence and content.

✅ Verification successful

✅ The referenced presets exist and are properly configured

The repository 5ouma/utils contains both the base preset (default.json) and labels preset (labels.json) in its root directory. The labels preset properly configures:

  • Default label "🔄️ Dependencies" for all updates
  • Special label "🛠 Meta" for GitHub Actions updates

This change aligns with the PR objectives to add default and GitHub Actions labels while maintaining a cleaner configuration through preset inheritance.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence and content of the Renovate presets

# Check if the repository exists and is accessible
gh repo view 5ouma/utils

# Search for Renovate preset files
rg -g '*.json' -l 'preset|labels' || echo "No preset files found"

# Look for any Renovate configuration files
fd -e json renovate

Length of output: 1581


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the repository's Renovate configuration files directly
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/renovate.json || echo "renovate.json not found"
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/.github/renovate.json || echo ".github/renovate.json not found"
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/.renovaterc.json || echo ".renovaterc.json not found"

# Also check for any preset files in common locations
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/presets || echo "presets directory not found"
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/.github/presets || echo ".github/presets directory not found"

Length of output: 2124


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's decode and examine the content of the found renovate.json
echo "ewogICIkc2NoZW1hIjogImh0dHBzOi8vZG9jcy5yZW5vdmF0ZWJvdC5jb20vcmVub3ZhdGUtc2NoZW1hLmpzb24iLAogICJleHRlbmRzIjogWyJnaXRodWI+NW91bWEvdXRpbHMiXSwKICAicHJlLWNvbW1pdCI6IHsgImVuYWJsZWQiOiB0cnVlIH0KfQo=" | base64 -d

# Let's also check for any default presets in the repository
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/default.json || echo "default.json not found"
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/.github/default.json || echo ".github/default.json not found"
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/labels.json || echo "labels.json not found"
gh api repos/5ouma/utils/contents/.github/labels.json || echo ".github/labels.json not found"

Length of output: 3249

@5ouma 5ouma merged commit 418ebaa into main Jan 1, 2025
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@5ouma 5ouma deleted the ci-renovate-labels branch January 1, 2025 03:10
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