📝 chore(labeler.yml): add labeler configuration file to define labels…

Anheledir commented 9 months ago

… for different file types

🚀 feat(PRLabels.yml): automate label assignment and reviewer assignment for pull requests based on labels

Summary by CodeRabbit

Chores
- Updated the GitHub repository configuration to improve file categorization and maintenance.
- Enhanced the GitHub Actions workflow to trigger on pull_request_target and assign labels and reviewers based on the updated criteria.
Documentation
- Structured the documentation and related files for better organization.
Refactor
- Modified the pull request labeling process to be more inclusive of contributions from forks and to automatically assign reviewers for specific areas of the project.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 9 months ago

Walkthrough

The project has refined its GitHub automation for pull requests, enhancing file categorization and review processes. It now automatically labels files based on their type and assigns reviewers for specific categories, streamlining the workflow and ensuring that changes are efficiently managed and reviewed.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`.github/labeler.yml`	Added file patterns for categorizing files into 'maintenance', 'core', 'infrastructure', 'enhancement', 'documentation', and 'testing'.
`.github/workflows/PRLabels.yml`	Updated trigger to `pull_request_target`, changed job name, added checkout and labeling actions, and included a step for assigning reviewers based on labels.

🐇✨ In the burrow of the code, changes abound, Labels and reviewers, now perfectly found. A hop, a skip, in the workflow's new dance, Ensuring each pull request gets its fair chance. 🌟 🐇✨

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