* feat: migrate to ESM and update dependencies
- Migrated the project to ESM to support the latest `@actions/*` package versions.
- Updated dependencies to their latest versions, including `@actions/core`, `@actions/github`, and others.
- Replaced `.prettierrc.js` with `.prettierrc.json` for configuration.
- Updated ESLint configuration to use ESM and added new rules.
- Refactored test files to use `jest` with ESM imports.
- Removed deprecated files and updated import paths to use `.js` extensions.
- Added new files for improved configuration and removed unnecessary mocks.
- Updated README to reflect breaking changes in version 7.
* docs: update README to clarify ESM migration details and adjust TypeScript configuration
* Fix: Improve PR number validation and warning messages in input handling
* Fix: Enhance PR number validation with improved sanitization and warning messages
* Fix: Change sanitizeForWarning to a local function for better encapsulation
* README.md: drop trailing whitespace
* Add 'changed-files-labels-limit' config to allow capping number of labels added
When a repository has many components, each with a changed-files label,
a large refactor ends up with the labeler spamming the pull request
with label changes. The end result is not very useful as it's not
very readable, and due to how github automatically hides comments
when label changes overflow the discussion tab, it means useful
information is hidden and one has to manually click "Load more..."
dozens of time every time the page is loaded.
Add a changed-files-labels-limit top level config knob. If more than the
configured limit of labels is set to be added, none are added.
This only affects changed-files labels.
* Add 'max-files-changed' config to allow capping number of files for labelling
When a PR modifies a very large number of files (e.g., tree-wide
refactors, automated code formatting), this new options allows
skipping file-based labeling entirely when the number of files
that are changed hits the configured limit.
Fixes https://github.com/actions/labeler/issues/486
* Make `jest-each` a devDependency
Change the dependency on `jest-each` from a regular dependency to a
development dependency (devDependency) as it is only used in tests.
* Remove `jest-each` and use `test-each` instead
* Early exit when no files are changed.
As a consequence of the `checkAll` function call returning `true` if the length of `changedFiles` is 0, this must early-exit in order to avoid labeling empty PRs.
* Update dist.
* Update for new code styles.
* review changes requested
* Update dist.
* chore: prettify code
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* Adding pr-number as an optional parameter
* Updated README
* Tests on the pr-number parameter
* Added missing | to table
* re-built script
* Adding support for multiple pr-numbers
* excluded .idea
* Updated readme to reflect that there might be more than one PR
* Additional warning
* Removed unused
* Reformatted and re-built
* Corrected message
* Removed required check
* Added (s) to pull request numbers in the description
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* Reworded PR-number parameter description
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* adding getMultilineInput into the tests
* Fixing tests for single pr
* Fixing tests for multiple prs
* Updated README.md to make it more obvious that it can take a list of PRs
* Added example that labels PR's 1-3
* Handled no pull requests better (from code review)
* Handled no pull requests better (from code review)
* Handled missing pull request better (from code review)
* Back out suggested change as it broke the tests
* Rebuilt dist
* Update src/labeler.ts
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* Added Emphasis to the note
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* Changed mockInput for pr-number to be string[]
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* Added output
* removed formatting changes
* more formatting changes
* Fix merge conflicts
* Small test refactoring
* tests are passing
* Add a test
* Add a small jest mock for addLabels. Not used.
* Add tests for more cases
* get rid of an unused jest mock
* fix review points
* rebuild + minor README fix
* fix review points
* update tests
* fix formatting
* add tests, fix bug
* cleanup
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* push to excess labels to avoid reaching the limit
* build dist
* never set more than 100 labels
* use splice instead of set
* ignore IDE folders
* install @octokit/plugin-retry
* always setLabels
* fix indentations
* fix specs
* add spec for excess labels
* prettier
* licensed cache
* revert to !!core.getInput('sync-labels')
* better warning for exceeded labels
* keep manually-added labels
* nest the dedupe logic
* rename `removeLabel` to `removeLabelFromList` to avoid confusion
* use Sets, and issue a call only if labels have actually changed
* remove IDE config folders from gitignore
* remove obsolete duplucation check
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* fix: correct reading of sync-labels input.
Contrary to the assumptions made in the unit tests, core.getInput
always returns a string, and !!'false' is true.
Also updates the unit test to reduce changes of regressions by ensuring
that the mocked getInput returns a string, as it would in production.
Fixes https://github.com/actions/labeler/issues/112
Make sure test catches regressions.
* Rebuild dist/index.js.
This is not intended to be a comprehensive test suite; I'm just trying to get us started by adding tests for some of the most important functionality.
This necessitated some minor refactoring. Previously, `main.ts` just directly invoked the main entrypoint function `run()`, which made it impossible to unit test the module without causing the side-effects of `run`.
As a workaround I created a new module `labeler.ts`, which just exports the functions we want to test without executing the main entrypoint, and simplified `main.ts` so that it only imports the entrypoint and executes it.
It's basically just a re-org. The diff makes it look way more complicated than it is.
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Josh Dales
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