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The changes introduce multiple new files and configurations aimed at automating the release process using semantic versioning and GitHub Actions. This includes a new section in the README.md detailing the repository's purpose and structure. A package.json file has been created to define project metadata and dependencies. Additionally, configurations for Jest testing, Prettier formatting, and a GitHub Actions workflow for continuous integration have been added. The core functionality of the GitHub Action has been encapsulated in a new run function, which includes input validation and error handling.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| README.md | Added a new section on automating the release process with semantic versioning and GitHub Actions. Included placeholders for "Features," "Prerequisites," "Installation," "Usage," "Setting Up the Repository," "Tagging a Release," "Workflow Overview," "Semantic Versioning Guide," "Contributing," and "License." |
| package.json | New file created with project details including name, version, description, main entry point, scripts, keywords, homepage, bugs section, author, and license. |
| .run/All Tests.run.xml | New component ProjectRunConfigurationManager added with configuration for running all tests using Jest. |
| jest.config.js | New configuration file created for Jest to test TypeScript files with specific transformation rules. |
| src/main.spec.ts | Introduced a new test suite for the GitHub Action, verifying the functionality of the run function. |
| src/main.ts | New function run added to retrieve input and log a greeting message, with error handling. |
| .prettierrc.yaml | New configuration file created for Prettier with specified formatting options. |
| .github/workflows/continuous-integration.yaml | New GitHub Actions workflow added to automate the continuous integration process with testing across multiple Node.js versions. |
| action.yaml | New file defining a GitHub Action for automating the release process, including input parameters and execution environment. |
| tsconfig.json | New TypeScript configuration file added with specified compiler options and include/exclude settings. |
| .coderabbit.yaml | New configuration section reviews added with an exclusion pattern for .run/**. |
| LICENSE | Added ISC License with copyright notice for 2024 attributed to SeungBin Kim. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant GitHub
participant Action
participant Release
User->>GitHub: Create a new tag
GitHub->>Action: Trigger GitHub Action
Action->>Release: Create a new GitHub Release
Release-->>User: Notify about the new release🐰 In the meadow, we hop with glee,
A new release, oh what a spree!
With actions set and tests in line,
Our code now flows, so smooth, divine.
Semantic tags, a joyful song,
Automation's here, let’s all sing along! 🎉
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Documentation
README.mddetailing the automation of the release process using semantic versioning and GitHub Actions.package.jsonfile specifying project details, including version, description, and keywords for better discoverability.New Features
Configuration
.coderabbit.yamlto exclude specific paths from processing.