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Handle paths that weren't matched by adding a label and logging (and commenting?) the list of missed paths, so the labeler file can be easily updated.
Justification:
I need all my paths to be labeled or ignored and with ongoing development it will be hard to maintain unless we have systems in place raising visibility of missing paths. #79 doesn't solve this, ideally this would happen for all PRs regardless of the file status.
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Yes, but, TS isn't my tool of trade and when I looked into v4.0.3, it seemed to require inverting the whole process, figured someone who knew the codebase better could come up with a less invasive solution. I've yet to look again since then and I'm not sure if it would be easier with the V5 changes.
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@MaksimZhukov saw it but scrubbed it off as a logging improvement in general. I can definitely see how both overlap, although the focus here is the label.
Description:
Handle paths that weren't matched by adding a label and logging (and commenting?) the list of missed paths, so the labeler file can be easily updated.
Justification:
I need all my paths to be labeled or ignored and with ongoing development it will be hard to maintain unless we have systems in place raising visibility of missing paths. #79 doesn't solve this, ideally this would happen for all PRs regardless of the file status.
Are you willing to submit a PR?
Yes, but, TS isn't my tool of trade and when I looked into v4.0.3, it seemed to require inverting the whole process, figured someone who knew the codebase better could come up with a less invasive solution. I've yet to look again since then and I'm not sure if it would be easier with the V5 changes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: