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[ISSUE #542]🔨Add auto add label for pr approval #543

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Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)

Fixes #542

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a workflow that automatically labels pull requests as "approved" and "auto merge" when a repository collaborator with admin permissions approves the PR.

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A new GitHub Actions workflow, label-on-approval.yml, has been introduced to automatically label pull requests as "approved" and "auto merge" when a reviewer with specific permissions approves the pull request. This change ensures consistent labeling and potentially streamlined merging processes.

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.github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow to label pull requests with 'approved' and 'auto merge' when a pull request is approved by authorized personnel.

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Add auto label for PR approval (#542)

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With labels of "approved" and "auto merge" in sight,
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A smoother path to merge, such a delightful show,
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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 25.44%. Comparing base (df8c346) to head (c470c05).

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  • .github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml (1 hunks)
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  • .github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml

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.github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml (1)

1-1: Ensure the workflow name is descriptive and specific.

Consider renaming the workflow to more specifically reflect its function, such as "Auto Label PR on Approval".

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3-5: The trigger event setup is correctly configured for the intended use-case.


7-10: The job configuration, including the runner specification, is aptly chosen for this task.


11-14: Proper setup for repository checkout using a well-maintained action.


15-39: Review and test the script thoroughly to ensure it handles edge cases, such as multiple approvals or rejections followed by approvals. Also, ensure that the PAT_TOKEN used is scoped correctly to minimize security risks.

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#!/bin/bash
# List all files changed in PR #543 to accurately identify the file containing the GitHub Actions workflow
git diff --name-only main...HEAD
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Fetch the content of the GitHub Actions workflow file 'label-on-approval.yml'
fd 'label-on-approval.yml' --exec cat {}

Length of output: 42



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Attempt to find the 'label-on-approval.yml' file using a broader search
rg --files --glob '*label-on-approval.yml'

Length of output: 44



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# List all YAML files in the repository to identify potential GitHub Actions workflow files
rg --files --glob '*.yml'

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.github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml (3)

3-5: The trigger setup for pull request reviews is correctly configured to activate on submissions.


9-14: The job setup, including the runner and repository checkout, is appropriately configured.


1-41: The overall structure and integration of the workflow are well-aligned with the PR objectives.

Comment on lines +28 to +40
if (approved) {
const { data: collaborators } = await github.repos.listCollaborators({ owner, repo });
const reviewer = context.payload.review.user.login;
const isOwner = collaborators.some(collab => collab.login === reviewer && collab.permissions.admin);

if (isOwner) {
await github.issues.addLabels({
owner,
repo,
issue_number: pull_number,
labels: ['approved','auto merge']
});
}
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Ensure robustness by handling potential errors during API calls, such as when adding labels or fetching collaborators.

+ try {
  await github.issues.addLabels({
    owner,
    repo,
    issue_number: pull_number,
    labels: ['approved','auto merge']
  });
+ } catch (error) {
+   console.error('Failed to add labels:', error);
+ }
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if (approved) {
const { data: collaborators } = await github.repos.listCollaborators({ owner, repo });
const reviewer = context.payload.review.user.login;
const isOwner = collaborators.some(collab => collab.login === reviewer && collab.permissions.admin);
if (isOwner) {
await github.issues.addLabels({
owner,
repo,
issue_number: pull_number,
labels: ['approved','auto merge']
});
}
if (approved) {
const { data: collaborators } = await github.repos.listCollaborators({ owner, repo });
const reviewer = context.payload.review.user.login;
const isOwner = collaborators.some(collab => collab.login === reviewer && collab.permissions.admin);
if (isOwner) {
try {
await github.issues.addLabels({
owner,
repo,
issue_number: pull_number,
labels: ['approved','auto merge']
});
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to add labels:', error);
}
}

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@mxsm, thank you for your patience. Based on the information provided and the content of the label-on-approval.yml file, I will now provide a detailed review of the changes.

Review of label-on-approval.yml

  1. Trigger Condition: The workflow is triggered when a pull request is approved. This aligns with the objective to automatically add labels upon approval.

  2. Actions Performed: The workflow adds the "approved" and "auto merge" labels. This is a straightforward implementation and should work as intended if the labels exist in your repository settings.

  3. Potential Enhancements:

    • Conditional Checks: Ensure that the workflow checks if the target branch is indeed main as intended. This can prevent the workflow from running unexpectedly on other branches.
    • Error Handling: Consider adding steps to handle errors when the labeling fails (e.g., due to permissions issues or label name typos).
  4. Security and Permissions: Verify that the GitHub token used has the correct permissions to modify labels on pull requests.

  5. Testing: It's crucial to test this workflow in a controlled environment (like a test repository) to ensure it behaves as expected without affecting live PRs.

If you have any specific areas within this workflow or its integration that you would like me to look into further, please let me know!

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1-1: LGTM! The workflow name is clearly defined.


3-5: The event trigger is well-defined for pull_request_review with type submitted.


9-9: The job runs on the latest Ubuntu runner, which is a good choice for compatibility and performance.


11-13: Proper use of the GitHub Actions checkout step ensures the latest code is available for the workflow.


15-16: Using actions/github-script is an efficient way to run JavaScript directly in your workflow.


27-39: The logic to check if the reviewer is an owner and then add labels is sound, but ensure robust error handling for API calls.

- name: Check for approval and add label
uses: actions/github-script@v6
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PAT_TOKEN }}
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Consider using GITHUB_TOKEN for authentication to follow best practices and ensure security.

-  GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PAT_TOKEN }}
+  GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
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GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PAT_TOKEN }}
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

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@mxsm, thank you for your patience. Based on the information provided and the content of the label-on-approval.yml file, I will now provide a detailed review of the changes.

Review of label-on-approval.yml

  1. Trigger Condition: The workflow is triggered when a pull request is approved, which aligns with the objective to automatically add labels upon approval. This is set up correctly according to the GitHub Actions syntax.

  2. Actions Performed:

    • The workflow adds the "approved" and "auto merge" labels. This is a straightforward implementation and should work as intended if the labels exist in your repository settings.
    • Suggestion: It would be beneficial to include a check to verify that these labels are defined in the repository to avoid errors during execution.
  3. Potential Enhancements:

    • Conditional Checks: Ensure that the workflow checks if the target branch is indeed main as intended. This can prevent the workflow from running unexpectedly on other branches. You could use a condition in the steps to verify the target branch.
    • Error Handling: Consider adding steps to handle errors when the labeling fails (e.g., due to permissions issues or label name typos). This could involve using a step to catch errors and send a notification or log the issue.
  4. Security and Permissions:

    • Ensure that the GitHub token used has the correct permissions to modify labels on pull requests. Typically, the default GITHUB_TOKEN should suffice, but it's good practice to explicitly check this in the settings.
  5. Testing:

    • It's crucial to test this workflow in a controlled environment (like a test repository) to ensure it behaves as expected without affecting live PRs. Consider using test branches to simulate pull request approvals.

If you have any specific areas within this workflow or its integration that you would like me to look into further, please let me know!

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.github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml (1)

3-6: Ensure the workflow is triggered only on relevant events to optimize resource usage.

While the current setup triggers the workflow on any PR review submission, consider specifying additional conditions if necessary to prevent unnecessary runs.

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26-38: Handle potential errors during API calls robustly.

As previously suggested, wrapping API calls in a try-catch block is crucial to managing errors gracefully. This ensures that the workflow does not fail silently and provides debugging information in case of issues.


18-18: Use the standard GITHUB_TOKEN for authentication.

-  GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PAT_TOKEN }}
+  GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

This change aligns with best practices and ensures that the workflow uses the built-in GitHub token, which has sufficient permissions for this operation and better security management.

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27-30: Verify collaborator permissions securely.

Ensure that the method used for fetching collaborators and checking permissions is secure and optimized. Consider caching the collaborators' list if it does not change frequently to reduce API calls.

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  • .github/workflows/label-on-approval.yml

@mxsm mxsm merged commit 4bc7313 into main Jun 14, 2024
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