Closed MrKou47 closed 2 months ago
The changes in this pull request involve updating the glob patterns in the .github/labeler.yml
configuration file. The modifications expand the matching criteria for file changes from only the top-level directories docs/*
and examples/*
to include all files within any subdirectories using docs/**
and examples/**
. This adjustment allows for a more comprehensive detection of changes across nested directories.
File | Change Summary |
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.github/labeler.yml | Updated glob patterns from docs/* to docs/** and examples/* to examples/** |
(No sequence diagrams generated as the changes are straightforward and do not involve complex interactions.)
In the garden of code, changes bloom,
With patterns that spread, making room.
From docs to examples, they reach far and wide,
A rabbit hops happily, with joy as its guide.
🐇✨ Let the labeler dance, let the files sing,
For every small change, new labels will bring!
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.github/labeler.yml (1)
`4-5`: **LGTM!** The changes to the `changed-files` glob patterns are approved. Updating the glob patterns from `docs/*` and `examples/*` to `docs/**` and `examples/**` will now allow for recursive matching of files within any subdirectories under `docs` and `examples`, rather than just the top-level files. This change will improve the labeler functionality by ensuring that any changes made to files within nested directories are also considered, thereby enhancing the automation of labeling based on file changes.
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docs
andexamples
, improving automation and accuracy in labeling.