chore:semver_automations

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced automated labeling for pull requests based on conventional release standards.
  • Added a workflow to automate the stable release process, including publishing to PyPI and synchronizing branches.
  • Implemented a release workflow that automates the publishing of alpha versions, notifications, and proposing stable releases.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced efficiency of the release process by reducing manual intervention.

• Documentation

  • Updated workflow configurations to clarify job responsibilities and triggers.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f208c24 and 3b43f5e.

Walkthrough

The changes introduce three new GitHub Actions workflows: one for automatically labeling pull requests based on conventional standards, another for automating the stable release process, and a third for managing alpha releases and proposing stable releases. Each workflow is triggered by specific events, such as pull request actions or pushes to the master branch, and includes multiple jobs that handle tasks like publishing to PyPI, notifying team members, and synchronizing branches.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/conventional-label.yaml	Added a workflow to automatically label pull requests based on conventional release standards.
.github/workflows/publish_stable.yml	Introduced a workflow for automating stable releases, including jobs for publishing and syncing branches.
.github/workflows/release_workflow.yml	Created a workflow for publishing alpha versions and proposing stable releases upon merging pull requests.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHub
    participant Actions
    participant PyPI
    participant Matrix

    User->>GitHub: Open Pull Request
    GitHub->>Actions: Trigger conventional-release-labels
    Actions->>GitHub: Apply Labels
    GitHub->>Actions: Push to master
    Actions->>Actions: Run publish_stable
    Actions->>PyPI: Publish Package
    Actions->>Actions: Run sync_dev
    Actions->>Actions: Run release_workflow
    Actions->>Matrix: Notify Merge

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🐰 In the garden where bunnies play,
New workflows hop in, brightening the day!
Labels and releases, all in a line,
Automation's magic, oh how divine!
With each pull request, a label's embrace,
Hopping along, we quicken the pace! 🌼✨

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