Enhance labels in labels.json for better clarity

guibranco commented 1 week ago

Description

Enhanced the labels.json file by updating effort labels to be more descriptive.
Clarified descriptions for programming languages to improve understanding.

Changes walkthrough 📝

Relevant files

Enhancement

labels.json

Improve labels for effort and programming languages

Src/config/labels.json

Updated effort labels to be more descriptive.

Changed descriptions for programming languages for clarity.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Enhanced clarity of task labels by specifying effort levels (e.g., "low effort," "medium effort").
- Updated descriptions for HTML and CSS to improve semantic understanding.

These changes aim to provide users with a clearer understanding of task complexities and programming languages within the application.

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penify-dev[bot] commented 1 week ago

PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are straightforward and primarily involve updating text descriptions without altering the underlying logic or structure.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	No
🔒 Security concerns	No

penify-dev[bot] commented 1 week ago

PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Maintainability	Ensure consistency in the effort level text values ___ The value for the `text` field for the high-effort task should be consistent with the other effort levels; consider changing it from "high-effort" to "high effort" for uniformity. [Src/config/labels.json [122]](https://github.com/guibranco/gstraccini-bot/pull/531/files#diff-920c2a19ca15f4628805d064a5ebfb4bc52f53f1eff7f338ccc7f32f94eab539R122-R122) ```diff -"text": "high-effort", +"text": "high effort", ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion addresses consistency in the naming of effort levels, which is important for maintainability and clarity in the code.	8
	Standardize the naming convention for effort levels ___ Ensure that all effort levels use a consistent naming convention; consider changing "medium effort" to "medium" for uniformity. [Src/config/labels.json [116]](https://github.com/guibranco/gstraccini-bot/pull/531/files#diff-920c2a19ca15f4628805d064a5ebfb4bc52f53f1eff7f338ccc7f32f94eab539R116-R116) ```diff -"text": "medium effort", +"text": "medium", ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion effectively addresses naming consistency across effort levels, which is important for clarity and maintainability in the code.	8
	Maintain consistency in the formatting of textWithIcon values ___ The `textWithIcon` values for effort levels should maintain a consistent format; consider changing "very high effort" to "very high" for uniformity with other entries. [Src/config/labels.json [129]](https://github.com/guibranco/gstraccini-bot/pull/531/files#diff-920c2a19ca15f4628805d064a5ebfb4bc52f53f1eff7f338ccc7f32f94eab539R129-R129) ```diff -"textWithIcon": "🕕 very high effort" +"textWithIcon": "🕕 very high", ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: This suggestion improves consistency in the format of `textWithIcon` values, which enhances readability and maintainability.	7
	Standardize the description terminology for programming languages ___ The `description` for HTML and CSS should be consistent; consider changing "HTML markup language" to "HTML programming language" for uniformity with CSS. [Src/config/labels.json [201]](https://github.com/guibranco/gstraccini-bot/pull/531/files#diff-920c2a19ca15f4628805d064a5ebfb4bc52f53f1eff7f338ccc7f32f94eab539R201-R201) ```diff -"description": "HTML markup language", +"description": "HTML programming language", ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: While this suggestion promotes consistency, the term "markup language" is accurate for HTML, making this change less critical.	6

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 week ago

Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the Src/config/labels.json file, specifically enhancing the clarity of task labels and programming language descriptions. The effort levels are rephrased to include "effort" in their descriptions, and the terminology for HTML and CSS is refined to better reflect their nature as markup and style sheet languages, respectively.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`Src/config/labels.json`	Updated effort level descriptions from "low," "medium," "high," and "very high" to include "effort." Changed HTML description from "HTML programming language" to "HTML markup language" and CSS from "CSS programming language" to "CSS style sheet language."

Possibly related PRs

#523: Introduces a new labels.json file defining various labels, aligning with the clarity enhancements in this PR.
#525: Modifies label management processes in repositories.php, potentially interacting with labels.json.
#526: Enhances label creation processes in repositories.php, relevant to the updates in label descriptions.
#527: Refactors label handling in repositories.php, related to improving label management themes in this PR.
#529: Focuses on refactoring the label creation process in repositories.php, pertinent to changes in label descriptions.
#530: Updates label handling in repositories.php, specifically targeting the structure of the labels array, which relates to changes in labels.json.

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☑️ auto-merge, Review effort [1-5]: 2

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Efforts are measured, with clarity in sight.
HTML and CSS, now dressed in their best,
With "markup" and "style," they stand out from the rest.
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