feat: add bug label to the board #300
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WalkthroughThe changes involve an update to the regular expression in the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant IssuesLabeledEvent
participant createJobFunction
User->>IssuesLabeledEvent: Trigger labeled action
IssuesLabeledEvent->>createJobFunction: Call with event payload
createJobFunction->>createJobFunction: Match label using updated regex
createJobFunction->>createJobFunction: Handle asynchronous tasks
createJobFunction-->>User: Process complete
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src/lib/server/trigger-dev/jobs/issues.ts (2)
87-87: LGTM! Consider a minor readability improvement.The updated regex correctly expands the label matching to include both 'goal' and 'bug', which aligns with the PR objective. The implementation is correct and case-insensitive.
For improved readability, consider using a template literal with the RegExp constructor:
-const regexExp = new RegExp(/.*\b(goal|bug)\b/, 'i'); +const regexExp = new RegExp(String.raw`.*\b(goal|bug)\b`, 'i');This approach allows for easier modification of the regex pattern in the future if needed.
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1-89: Consider improvements for robustness and maintainability.While the core functionality looks solid, there are a few areas where the code could be made more robust and maintainable:
Error Handling: Consider adding explicit error handling for the GraphQL operations. This will help in debugging and ensuring graceful failure if issues arise.
Configuration: The hardcoded node IDs (
teamOracleNodeIdandteamOracleProjectNodeId) could be moved to a configuration file or environment variables. This would make it easier to manage different environments or project changes.Logging: Consider adding more detailed logging throughout the function to aid in monitoring and debugging.
Here's an example of how you might implement these suggestions:
import config from './config'; // Assume this file contains the node IDs // ... existing imports ... export async function createJob<T extends IOWithIntegrations<{ github: Autoinvoicing }>>( payload: IssuesLabeledEvent, io: T, ctx: TriggerContext, org: { nodeId: string; name: string } ) { const { action, issue } = payload; io.logger.info(`Processing issue ${issue.number} with action: ${action}`); switch (action) { case 'labeled': { const { label } = payload; if (label && regexExp.test(label.name)) { io.logger.info(`Matched label: ${label.name}`); try { const projectItem = await io.github.runTask( `add-issue-to-the-board-${issue.id}`, async (octokit) => { // ... existing GraphQL mutation ... }, { name: "Add Issue to the Oracle's Board" } ); io.logger.info(`Added issue to board: ${projectItem.addProjectV2ItemById.item?.id}`); const updateProjectItem = await io.github.runTask( `update-project-fields-${issue.id}`, async (octokit) => { // ... existing GraphQL mutation ... }, { name: 'Update project item' } ); io.logger.info(`Updated project item: ${updateProjectItem.updateProjectV2ItemFieldValue.projectV2Item.id}`); return Promise.resolve(updateProjectItem); } catch (error) { io.logger.error(`Error processing issue ${issue.number}:`, error); throw error; // or handle as appropriate for your use case } } } default: { io.logger.info('Current action for issue is not a parse candidate', { action, issueNumber: issue.number }); } } } const regexExp = new RegExp(String.raw`.*\b(goal|bug)\b`, 'i'); const { teamOracleNodeId, teamOracleProjectNodeId } = config;This refactored version includes more logging, error handling, and assumes the use of a configuration file for the node IDs.
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src/lib/server/trigger-dev/jobs/issues.ts (1)
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22-82: Verify intended behavior and monitor impact.The regex change will now trigger board actions for both 'goal' and 'bug' labels. This could potentially increase the number of issues added to the board.
Please confirm:
- Is it intended for both 'goal' and 'bug' labeled issues to be added to the same board?
- Are there any capacity concerns for the board with this expanded criteria?
Consider monitoring the rate of issues being added to the board after this change to ensure it aligns with expectations.
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New Features
Bug Fixes