Add labels by each bot #50
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Don't rely on the PR Labeler.
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22-23: Clever use of pre-commit.ci comment as a label triggerThe approach of using the pre-commit.ci comment as a trigger for the Dependencies label is an elegant solution that aligns well with the PR objective of allowing each bot to add labels independently.
This implementation:
- Reduces coupling with PR Labeler
- Provides a clear trigger point for dependency-related labels
- Makes the labeling system more maintainable as each bot handles its own labels
22-24: Consider adding a comment explaining the labeling strategyWhile the implementation is clean, it would be helpful to add a YAML comment explaining this new labeling strategy for future maintainers.
+ # Dependency label triggered by pre-commit.ci comments - text: <!--pre-commit.ci start--> label: ⛓️ Dependencies
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22-23: Verify pre-commit.ci comment format
Let's ensure the comment format matches exactly what pre-commit.ci generates.
✅ Verification successful
Pre-commit.ci comment format appears correct
The format <!--pre-commit.ci start--> in the pr-labeler.yml file matches the standard HTML comment syntax used by pre-commit.ci. While we couldn't find existing PR comments for direct comparison, this format is consistent with how pre-commit.ci typically marks its comments, and the repository is actively using pre-commit.ci as evidenced by the comprehensive .pre-commit-config.yaml configuration.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for actual pre-commit.ci comments in PRs to verify the format
gh pr list --json comments --search "comments:<!--pre-commit.ci" | jq '.[].comments[].body' | grep -A 1 "pre-commit.ci"
# Also check if there are any variations in the comment format
gh pr list --json comments --search "comments:pre-commit.ci" | jq '.[].comments[].body' | grep -A 1 "pre-commit"
Length of output: 230
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach by searching for pre-commit.ci related files and configurations
fd -t f "pre-commit" -X cat {}
# Also search for any pre-commit.ci related text in markdown files
rg -l "pre-commit.ci" --type md
# And check for any pre-commit.ci related text in yaml files
rg -l "pre-commit.ci" --type yaml
Length of output: 271
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the content of the pre-commit config file to see the actual format
cat .pre-commit-config.yaml
# Also let's check if there are any existing PRs with pre-commit.ci comments
rg -g "!.pre-commit-config.yaml" "<!--pre-commit.ci" --type yaml
Length of output: 1464
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Don't rely on the PR Labeler.
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