Changes in this Release:
- 📝 Update .gitignore and enhance PR description formatting
🔍 This commit includes the following changes:
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🚫 Added
.idea/to .gitignore for better IDE-specific exclusions -
🧹 Improved formatting in .gitignore for clarity
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🎨 Enhanced PR description formatting in index.js:
- Added a clear "AUTO DESCRIPTION" header
- Included a link to the auto-pr-description-action repository
- Adjusted the logic for handling existing descriptions
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🔧 These updates improve project organization and make auto-generated PR descriptions more informative and visually distinct
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Merge pull request #6 from yuri-val/dev
🔄 Update actions/checkout to v4 in README
- 📚 Enhance README with features and todo list
• ✨ Added new feature: Fetches diff content and commit messages for context
• 📋 Introduced a new "ToDo" section with upcoming features
• 🎯 Listed three planned enhancements:
- Rate limiting and API call retries
- Configurable prompt templates
- Multi-language support for generated descriptions
• 🔍 Improved documentation clarity and completeness
This update to the README provides a more comprehensive overview of the project's capabilities and future direction. By highlighting the new feature of fetching diff content and commit messages, users can better understand the context-aware nature of the auto-generated PR descriptions. The addition of a todo list demonstrates ongoing development efforts and gives potential contributors insight into planned improvements. This change not only enhances the documentation but also sets clear expectations for users and potential collaborators about the project's roadmap.
- 🔄 Update actions/checkout to v4 in README
• 📦 Bumped actions/checkout from v2 to v4 in the workflow example
• 🔧 Ensures the README reflects the latest recommended version
• 🚀 Improves compatibility with newer GitHub Actions features
• 📚 Keeps documentation up-to-date with current best practices
This minor update to the README.md file ensures that users of the auto-pr-description-action are guided to use the most recent version of the actions/checkout action. By recommending v4 instead of v2, we're promoting the use of the latest features and improvements in the GitHub Actions ecosystem. This change helps maintain the relevance and effectiveness of the documentation, potentially leading to better performance and fewer issues for users implementing the workflow.