GitVersion-yaml change

[adarsh-skywalkglobal]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Configuration
  • Updated GitVersion configuration to support hotfix branch management
  • Added new branch configuration for hotfix releases
  • Implemented version increment prevention rules for tagged commits
  • Replaced tag property with label for develop and pull-request branches
  • Modified tag-number-pattern to label-number-pattern for pull-request branch

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the GitVersion.yml configuration by updating the develop and pull-request branches to replace the tag property with label. It introduces a new hotfix branch configuration that specifies a regex pattern for matching hotfix branches, identifies the source branch as develop, and sets properties related to version increments and release status. Additionally, it implements a rule on the develop branch to prevent version increments when the current commit is tagged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
GitVersion.yml	Updated develop.tag to develop.label, pull-request.tag to pull-request.label, and pull-request.tag-number-pattern to pull-request.label-number-pattern. Added new hotfix branch configuration with properties for regex, source branches, prevent increment rule, and release branch status.

Poem

🐰 A Hotfix Hop, A Version's Delight
Branches springing with version might,
Develop's child, a hotfix so bright,
Regex dancing, tags held tight,
GitVersion sings of release's flight! 🚀

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

GitVersion.yml (2)

14-14: Fix trailing whitespace

Remove the trailing space at the end of line 14.

-    is-release-branch: true 
+    is-release-branch: true

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[error] 14-14: trailing spaces

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[error] Invalid configuration: Property 'tag' not found on type 'GitVersion.Configuration.BranchConfiguration'. Configuration file format is incorrect.

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9-14: Consider version increment strategy for hotfixes

The configuration doesn't specify an increment strategy for hotfix branches. Consider whether hotfixes should always increment the patch version.

You might want to add:

   hotfix:
     regex: hotfix[/-]
     source-branches: [develop]
+    increment: Patch
     prevent-increment:
       when-current-commit-tagged: true
     is-release-branch: true

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[error] Invalid configuration: Property 'tag' not found on type 'GitVersion.Configuration.BranchConfiguration'. Configuration file format is incorrect.

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[error] 14-14: trailing spaces

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GitVersion.yml

[error] Invalid configuration: Property 'tag' not found on type 'GitVersion.Configuration.BranchConfiguration'. Configuration file format is incorrect.

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GitVersion.yml (1)

11-11: Review source branch configuration

Currently, hotfix branches are configured to branch from develop. In standard GitFlow, hotfixes typically branch from main/master as they're meant to patch production issues.

Let's verify the branching strategy:

Consider updating the source branch configuration if this doesn't align with your branching strategy.

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[error] Invalid configuration: Property 'tag' not found on type 'GitVersion.Configuration.BranchConfiguration'. Configuration file format is incorrect.

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