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chore(ci): add dependabot commit msg config #15

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Dependabot tries to match the commit style of the repo. Since this repo doesn't have sufficient commits, it is not using semantic commits which is impacting the PR titles.

This PR explicitly sets the commit msg. REF: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/dependabot/dependabot-version-updates/configuration-options-for-the-dependabot.yml-file#commit-message

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    • Updated the configuration for dependabot to include specific commit message formatting for github-actions and gomod package ecosystems, enhancing consistency in commit practices.

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The changes involve updates to the .github/dependabot.yml configuration file, specifically adding a commit-message section for the github-actions and gomod package ecosystems. This section specifies that commit messages should include a "scope" and use the prefix "build." The overall structure of the configuration remains intact, preserving existing settings related to update intervals, pull request limits, labels, and patch update grouping.

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.github/dependabot.yml Added commit-message configuration for github-actions and gomod:
- commit-message: { include: "scope", prefix: "build" }

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🐇 "In the land of code where changes bloom,
A message now whispers, 'Make room!'
With 'build' and 'scope' in the commit's embrace,
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@MSevey MSevey enabled auto-merge (squash) October 2, 2024 14:07
@RollkitBot RollkitBot requested review from a team, tuxcanfly, tzdybal and yarikbratashchuk and removed request for a team October 2, 2024 14:07
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32-34: LGTM! Commit message configuration for gomod is consistent and appropriate.

The commit-message configuration for the gomod ecosystem mirrors the github-actions setup, which is excellent for maintaining consistency across different package ecosystems. This change will ensure that Dependabot's commit messages for Go module updates follow the same format:

  1. Using "chore" as the prefix.
  2. Including the "scope" for context.

This configuration aligns well with the PR objectives and will improve the clarity of Dependabot's pull request titles for Go module updates.

For future consideration: You might want to explore using more specific prefixes for different types of updates. For example, "build" for build system changes or "deps" for dependency updates. This could provide even more granular information at a glance. However, the current setup is perfectly valid and aligns with common practices.

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16-18: LGTM! Commit message configuration for github-actions looks good.

The addition of the commit-message configuration for the github-actions ecosystem aligns well with the PR objectives. This change will ensure that Dependabot's commit messages for GitHub Actions updates follow a consistent format:

  1. Using "chore" as the prefix adheres to conventional commit standards for dependency updates.
  2. Including the "scope" will provide more context about which part of the project is being updated.

This configuration will improve the clarity and consistency of Dependabot's pull request titles for GitHub Actions updates.


16-18: Summary: Excellent addition of Dependabot commit message configuration

The changes introduced in this PR successfully configure Dependabot's commit message style for both github-actions and gomod ecosystems. These additions will:

  1. Ensure consistency in commit messages and PR titles generated by Dependabot.
  2. Improve clarity by including the scope of the changes.
  3. Align with conventional commit standards by using the "chore" prefix.

These improvements will enhance the overall maintainability of the project by making Dependabot-generated updates more informative and easier to track. Great job on implementing this configuration!

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Isn't build more precise/informative than chore?

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MSevey commented Oct 7, 2024

Isn't build more precise/informative than chore?

yup i can change it

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OK.

@MSevey MSevey merged commit c655a9f into main Oct 22, 2024
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@MSevey MSevey deleted the dependabot-commit-msg branch October 22, 2024 03:30
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