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Add automatically labels to pull requests based on the changed file paths #229

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Finding pull requests with GitHub can be hard. Especially when our app has a bug and we try to find the pull request which caused the bug, might it be helpful to labels, like platform: android when we know it something with the Android build or changes to our CI/CD with the label ci/cd.

Therefore, I added the labeler Action to automatically add labels to our pull requests based on the changed file paths.

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Much of the ci/cd code also lives inside our Sharezone CLI - we can never be sure though if a change really is only testing / ci/cd. Guess that's just a limitation we have to live with.

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we can never be sure though if a change really is only testing / ci/cd. Guess that's just a limitation we have to live with.

True, good to mention 👍

@nilsreichardt nilsreichardt enabled auto-merge (squash) May 17, 2022 15:45
@nilsreichardt nilsreichardt merged commit f4b7443 into main May 17, 2022
@nilsreichardt nilsreichardt deleted the add-labeler branch May 17, 2022 16:01
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