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• Chores
  • Updated the version of the version-bumping action used in the release workflow, potentially enhancing the versioning process.
• New Features
  • Transitioned to ES module syntax for improved clarity and compatibility across various files, including handlers.
  • Updated the mkdocs package to the latest version (1.6.1) and the mkdocs-material package to the latest version (9.5.33), potentially introducing bug fixes and performance improvements.

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1. Update setup-python action to version v5.2.0 in .github/workflows/pages.yml.
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3. Include package.json and package-lock.json in the zip command in .github/workflows/release.yml.

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A series of updates were made to the codebase, primarily transitioning from CommonJS to ES module syntax for improved clarity and maintainability. The requirements.txt file was modified to update the mkdocs package version to 1.6.1 and the mkdocs-material package version to 9.5.33. Additionally, minor updates in the GitHub Actions workflows were implemented to reflect changes in the versioning process for both Python setup and version bumping.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/release.yml	Updated version-bumper-action from 2.0.2 to 2.0.3.
.github/workflows/pages.yml, .github/workflows/stage.yml	Updated actions/setup-python from v5.1.1 to v5.2.0.
requirements.txt	Updated mkdocs package version from 1.6.0 to 1.6.1 and mkdocs-material from 9.5.31 to 9.5.33.
src/*.js (app-runner.js, handlers/*.js)	Transitioned from CommonJS to ES module syntax; updated imports and exports for consistency.

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (6)

src/handlers/pr-auto-approve.js (2)

9-12: Use concise property shorthand in object literals.

When exporting an object with properties that have the same name as the variables, you can use shorthand syntax.

-export default {
-    match: match,
-    run: run
-}
+export default {
+    match,
+    run
+}

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Line range hint 22-58:
Consider error handling improvements in run function.

The run function handles errors using catch. Consider adding more specific error messages or logging additional context to improve debugging.

-  console.error(error);
+  console.error('Error approving PR:', error);

src/auto-me-bot.js (1)

Line range hint 60-94:
Consider simplifying asynchronous logic in handlersController.

The handlersController function uses Promise.allSettled. Consider using Promise.all if you need to fail fast on any rejection, or ensure proper handling of settled promises.

-  if (invocations) {
-      await Promise.allSettled(invocations);
-  }
+  if (invocations.length > 0) {
+      await Promise.all(invocations);
+  }

src/handlers/pr-conventional-title.js (2)

14-17: Use concise property shorthand in object literals.

When exporting an object with properties that have the same name as the variables, you can use shorthand syntax.

-export default {
-    match: match,
-    run: run
-}
+export default {
+    match,
+    run
+}

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Line range hint 27-63:
Consider error handling improvements in run function.

The run function handles errors using catch. Consider adding more specific error messages or logging additional context to improve debugging.

-  console.error(error);
+  console.error('Error verifying PR title:', error);

src/handlers/pr-conventional-commits.js (1)

Line range hint 27-87:
Optimize Promise Handling in the run Function.

The run function uses a mix of await and .then()/.catch() for promise handling. Consider using async/await consistently for improved readability and error handling.

- await context.octokit.rest.pulls.listCommits(context.pullRequest())
-     .then(response => {
-         if (response.status === 200) {
-             commitObjs = response.data;
-         } else {
-             let {status, message} = response;
-             console.error({status,  message});
-         }
-     })
-     .catch(error => console.error(error));
+ try {
+     const response = await context.octokit.rest.pulls.listCommits(context.pullRequest());
+     if (response.status === 200) {
+         commitObjs = response.data;
+     } else {
+         console.error({ status: response.status, message: response.message });
+     }
+ } catch (error) {
+     console.error(error);
+ }

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• src/app-runner.js (1 hunks)
• src/auto-me-bot.js (2 hunks)
• src/handlers/pr-auto-approve.js (1 hunks)
• src/handlers/pr-conventional-commits.js (2 hunks)
• src/handlers/pr-conventional-title.js (2 hunks)
• src/handlers/pr-lifecycle-labels.js (3 hunks)
• src/handlers/pr-signed-commits.js (3 hunks)
• src/handlers/pr-tasks-list.js (2 hunks)
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• tests/handlers/pr-conventional-title.test.js (4 hunks)
• tests/handlers/pr-lifecycle-labels.test.js (1 hunks)
• tests/handlers/pr-signed-commits.test.js (10 hunks)
• tests/handlers/pr-tasks-list.test.js (1 hunks)

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eslint.config.mjs (2)

10-10: Transition to ES module syntax is appropriate.

The change from sourceType: "script" to sourceType: "module" aligns with the transition to ES module syntax, enhancing compatibility with modern JavaScript standards.

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12-12: Verify the usage of globals.nodeBuiltin.

Ensure that globals.nodeBuiltin provides the necessary global variables for your Node.js environment.

src/app-runner.js (2)

1-2: Transition to ES module syntax is appropriate.

The use of import statements instead of require aligns with modern JavaScript standards and improves module compatibility.

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6-6: Ensure correct usage of handler function.

The export of handler as an ES module function is correct. Ensure that all references to handler in your codebase are updated to match this new syntax.

src/handlers/pr-tasks-list.js (4)

1-2: Transition to ES module syntax is appropriate.

The use of import statements for marked and EOL aligns with modern JavaScript standards, enhancing compatibility.

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7-10: Export structure is clear and concise.

The new export structure using export default improves clarity and aligns with ES module conventions.

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Ensure correct usage of match function.

The match function is now part of the exported object. Verify that all references to match in your codebase are updated accordingly.

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All references to the match function are correctly updated.

The match function is consistently used as part of exported objects in the handler files, and the test files reference it appropriately for testing purposes. No further updates are needed.

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Verification Successful: Correct Usage of run Function

The run function in src/handlers/pr-tasks-list.js is correctly exported and used in the codebase. The references to run in other files, such as src/auto-me-bot.js, are consistent with the expected usage of handler specifications. No further updates are necessary.

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src/handlers/pr-auto-approve.js (1)

15-20: Ensure event matching logic is robust.

The match function checks if the event is a pull request and if the action is in the specified list. Ensure that context.payload always contains the expected structure to avoid potential errors.

src/auto-me-bot.js (2)

1-9: Ensure ES module import paths include file extensions.

The import statements correctly include .js extensions, which is necessary for ES modules. Ensure all paths are accurate and files exist.

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55-57: Ensure compatibility with Probot and ES module syntax.

The main function is now exported as export default. Verify that the Probot framework is compatible with this syntax in your deployment environment.

src/handlers/pr-conventional-title.js (1)

20-25: Ensure event matching logic is robust.

The match function checks if the event is a pull request and if the action is in the specified list. Ensure that context.payload always contains the expected structure to avoid potential errors.

src/handlers/pr-conventional-commits.js (2)

1-3: Transition to ES Module Syntax for Imports.

The change from require to import statements aligns with modern JavaScript practices, enhancing compatibility and maintainability. Ensure that the rest of the codebase is compatible with ES module syntax.

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The match function checks for specific events and actions. Verify that the context payload structure is consistent across all usages to prevent runtime errors.

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Consistent Payload Structure for match Function

The match function is used across multiple test files and handlers, consistently expecting a context object with a payload property that includes pull_request and action. The tests verify various scenarios, ensuring that the function behaves correctly with both known and unknown event types and actions. This indicates that the payload structure is consistently handled in the codebase.

• Test Files:

  • tests/handlers/pr-tasks-list.test.js
  • tests/handlers/pr-signed-commits.test.js
  • tests/handlers/pr-lifecycle-labels.test.js
  • tests/handlers/pr-conventional-title.test.js
  • tests/handlers/pr-conventional-commits.test.js
  • tests/handlers/pr-auto-approve.test.js

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  • src/handlers/pr-tasks-list.js
  • src/handlers/pr-signed-commits.js
  • src/handlers/pr-lifecycle-labels.js
  • src/handlers/pr-conventional-title.js
  • src/handlers/pr-conventional-commits.js
  • src/handlers/pr-auto-approve.js

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28-87: Clarify the Purpose of runWrapper.

The runWrapper function is used to inject emailOpts. Ensure that this pattern is consistently applied across the codebase and consider renaming for clarity.

tests/handlers/pr-conventional-title.test.js (2)

1-5: Transition to ES Module Syntax for Imports.

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The sut module is used directly in multiple test cases without any indication of reliance on rewire. The transition to direct imports appears to be functioning correctly.

• Usage of sut is consistent across test files such as pr-tasks-list.test.js, pr-signed-commits.test.js, pr-lifecycle-labels.test.js, pr-conventional-title.test.js, pr-conventional-commits.test.js, and pr-auto-approve.test.js.

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1-1: Transition to ES module syntax for imports.

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tests/auto-me-bot.test.js (2)

1-4: Transition to ES module syntax for imports.

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The direct imports of handlers and the handlersController enhance the clarity and maintainability of the test setup.

tests/handlers/pr-conventional-commits.test.js (2)

1-5: Transition to ES module syntax.

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tests/handlers/pr-signed-commits.test.js (2)

1-6: Transition to ES module syntax and introduction of runWrapper.

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tests/handlers/pr-lifecycle-labels.test.js (1)

1-8: Transition to ES module syntax.

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While using a default export is acceptable, consider using named exports for match and run to enable better tree shaking in bundlers.

- export default {
-     match: match,
-     run: run
- }
+ export { match, run }

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	match: match,
	run: run
	}
	export { match, run }

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Improve Error Handling in verifyCommitTrailer.

The verifyCommitTrailer function uses Promise.reject() without providing error details. Consider including error messages for better debugging.

- return Promise.reject();
+ return Promise.reject(new Error('No valid Signed-off-by trailer found.'));

- return Promise.reject()
+ return Promise.reject(new Error('Invalid email in Signed-off-by trailer.'));

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Use Named Exports for Better Tree Shaking.

While using a default export is acceptable, consider using named exports for match and runWrapper to enable better tree shaking in bundlers.

- export default {
-     match: match,
-     run: runWrapper({})
- }
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src/handlers/pr-signed-commits.js (2)

28-35: Add error handling for check run creation in pr-signed-commits.js.

The current implementation of context.octokit.checks.create in src/handlers/pr-signed-commits.js lacks error handling. It's important to handle potential errors to ensure the application can gracefully manage failures during check run creation.

• File: src/handlers/pr-signed-commits.js
• Lines: 28-35

Consider adding try-catch blocks or promise rejection handling to manage errors effectively.

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117-151: Improve error handling in verifyCommitTrailer.

The function currently has an empty catch block, which silently ignores errors during email validation. Consider adding detailed error messages or logging to provide better insight into any issues that arise during execution.

• Lines 144-150: Enhance the catch block to include error logging or messages to improve traceability and debugging.

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18-23: LGTM!

The match function correctly identifies relevant pull request events and actions.

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24-25: LGTM!

The runWrapper function correctly wraps the run function to inject email verification options.

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56-74: LGTM! Verify edge case handling for commit processing.

The logic for processing commits and checking for unsigned commits is correct. Ensure all edge cases are handled.

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Line range hint 93-115: LGTM!

The shouldSkipCommit function correctly implements logic to skip certain commits based on configuration.

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1-2: Verify compatibility of deep-email-validator.

Ensure that the deep-email-validator library is compatible with the existing code and provides the necessary functionality for email validation.

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46-55: Clarify the necessity of rest in octokit.rest.pulls.listCommits.

The comment questions the need for rest. Ensure that this is necessary for the correct functioning of the API call.

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The use of rest in octokit.rest.pulls.listCommits is necessary.

The rest property is part of the Octokit client structure, which organizes API methods under specific namespaces, such as rest, to access REST API endpoints. This usage is consistent with the Octokit client setup in this codebase.

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