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WalkthroughThe PR upgrades the repository's .github configuration by updating CODEOWNERS, replacing legacy Markdown issue templates with standardized YAML-based templates, adding a pull request template, and refactoring release automation workflows with enhanced tag validation and release notes generation. Changes
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11-11: Consider clarifying the issue number placeholder.The placeholder
#issue_numbermight be unclear to some users. Consider making it more explicit that the entire placeholder should be replaced, for example:Closes #<issue_number>or add a comment clarifying that users should replaceissue_numberwith the actual number.Example:
-Closes #issue_number +Closes #<issue_number>.github/workflows/check_pr_release_notes.yml (1)
29-31: Verify Python setup necessity.The
actions/setup-python@v6step appears unused since the external action (AbsaOSS/release-notes-presence-check@v0.4.0) should handle its own dependencies internally. If the Python setup is not required, consider removing it to keep the workflow lean.
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.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/release.md (1)
1-12: LGTM!The release template is appropriately structured with clear placeholders and consistent formatting. The
no RNlabel correctly indicates that release issues themselves don't require release notes..github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/operative_assignment.md (1)
1-12: LGTM!The operative assignment template is appropriately minimal for its purpose and consistently formatted with the other templates. The
no RNlabel correctly indicates that operative assignments typically don't require release notes..github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/epic.md (2)
5-5: Good addition of type field.Adding the
type: 'Epic'field enhances template consistency and enables better issue categorization across the project.
16-19: Excellent addition of Business Value section.The new Business Value section provides important context for prioritization and aligns with best practices for issue templates. The placeholder guidance for adding subtasks is also helpful.
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/technical_debt.md (1)
10-25: Excellent template structure.The detailed structure with Description, Risk location, Risk assessment, and Possible solution sections provides comprehensive guidance for documenting technical debt. The subsections under Risk assessment (Condition of manifesting, Possible impact) are particularly valuable.
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md (2)
5-5: Good addition of type field.Adding
type: 'Bug'enhances template consistency and enables better issue categorization.
23-26: Excellent addition of Business Value section.The Business Value section provides important context for prioritization. The note about coordinating with the reporting team for confirmation is a helpful reminder for cross-team collaboration.
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md (3)
5-5: Good addition of type field.Adding
type: 'Feature'enhances template consistency and enables better issue categorization.
16-17: Excellent addition of Business Value section.The Business Value section provides important context for prioritizing feature requests and aligns with the standardization across all issue templates.
24-26: Good improvement to list formatting.Changing the numbered list items from negative placeholders to standard positive numbering makes the template more intuitive to use.
.github/CODEOWNERS (1)
1-1: CODEOWNERS ownership change verified successfully.All four listed GitHub usernames exist and are active:
@miroslavpojer✓@lsulak✓ (Ladislav Sulak)@salamonpavel✓@tmikula-dev✓ (Tobias Mikula)The removal of
@benedekiand addition of@tmikula-devare properly configured with valid accounts..github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/spike.md (1)
1-38: Template structure improvements look good.The additions align well with the .github standardization effort: the new
typefield enables better issue categorization, theBusiness Valuesection provides business context for investigations, and the template version comment aids maintenance. Minor formatting improvements (task bullets, numbered list consistency) enhance readability..github/workflows/check_pr_release_notes.yml (1)
33-42: Workflow migration to external action is well-executed.Replacing inline PR validation logic with
AbsaOSS/release-notes-presence-check@v0.4.0reduces maintenance burden and centralizes validation logic. The configuration is clean: regex title pattern for case-insensitive matching, skip labels ("no RN"), and skip placeholders ("TBD") are all well-chosen. This aligns with the standardization goal..github/workflows/release_draft.yml (5)
21-26: Input naming convention is consistent and clear.The renaming from
tagName(camelCase) totag-name(kebab-case) aligns with modern GitHub Actions conventions and the newly addedfrom-tag-nameinput. This improves consistency across the workflow. The newfrom-tag-nameoptional input is well-described and supports changelog generation from a specific prior tag.
32-39: Checkout and Python setup improvements are appropriate.Updating checkout from v4 to v5 and adding
persist-credentials: falsefollows security best practices for read-only checkouts. The Python 3.13 setup is required by the downstream external actions (version-tag-checkandgenerate-release-notes).
41-59: Version tag validation adds necessary robustness.The two-step validation using
AbsaOSS/version-tag-check@v0.3.0ensures both the new tag and optional prior tag conform to semantic versioning syntax before proceeding. This prevents malformed tags from being created and improves automation reliability.Verify that
AbsaOSS/version-tag-check@v0.3.0is a publicly available, stable action. If this is an internal or pre-release action, confirm its availability and compatibility with this workflow.
61-88: Release notes generation with external action is comprehensive and well-configured.The migration to
AbsaOSS/generate-release-notes@v1with detailed chapter definitions, label mappings, and formatting options centralizes release notes logic and improves maintainability. Configuration choices are sound:
- Label-based categorization (Breaking Changes, Security, Features, Bugfixes, etc.)
- Skip labels defined (
duplicate,invalid,wontfix,no RN)- Row formatting with developers and PR links for traceability
- Hierarchy and warning flags enabled for quality
Verify that
AbsaOSS/generate-release-notes@v1is publicly available and compatible with thetag-nameand optionalfrom-tag-nameparameters.
109-117: Release creation migration is clean.The shift to
softprops/action-gh-release@v2with the generated release notes and tag name is a sensible simplification. The use ofsteps.generate_release_notes.outputs.release-notesto populate the release body ensures release notes are centrally managed and reusable.
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If the template exists, does it then add the commit log entries, automatically?
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based on my reading the answer is: no, it does not add it
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No, it's just a static pre-filled structure when creating a new PR.
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This is an OSS repo, I'm thinking about whether we should keep David here on this list since he even recently reacted on this PR. He still might have interest to contribute to this project
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This was done just with purpose to not spam David. If you ( @benedeki ) want to stay as the codeowner, please react to this comment, we would be more then happy to keep you as our contributor!
# Conflicts: # .github/workflows/check_pr_release_notes.yml
Overview
.github file upgrade to unite it across the QA projects.
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