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  • Documentation

    • Revamped release notes format with clear, organized sections including Features, Breaking Changes, Bug Fixes, Documentation, Tests, Maintenance, Dependencies, and Other Changes for improved clarity and user guidance.
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    • Updated development tooling configuration to enhance code quality checks and streamline maintenance efforts.

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The changes introduce a detailed reorganization of the release notes markdown by adding clearly defined sections such as Features, Breaking Changes, Bug Fixes, Documentation, Tests, Maintenance, Dependencies, and Other Changes. Additionally, the test expectations for splitting markdown sections have been updated to reflect this new structure. The ESLint configuration has also been modified to ignore an additional "lib" directory during linting.

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File(s) Summary of Changes
__tests__/notes.test.ts Enhanced markdown for release notes with new sections (🚀 Features, 💣 Breaking Changes, 📝 Documentation, 🔨 Maintenance, ⬆️ Dependencies, Other Changes, etc.), and updated test expectations.
eslint.config.mjs Modified ESLint configuration by adding the lib directory to the ignore list (now ignoring coverage, dist, linter, node_modules, and lib).

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    Developer->>MarkdownProcessor: Update release notes structure
    MarkdownProcessor->>TestSuite: Process and return structured sections
    TestSuite-->>Developer: Validate new markdown format
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eslint.config.mjs (1)

23-23: Added lib directory to ESLint ignores

The lib directory has been added to the list of directories ignored by ESLint. This is a common practice when the directory contains generated or third-party code that shouldn't be linted.

__tests__/notes.test.ts (3)

198-237: Enhanced test markdown with comprehensive categorization

The test markdown has been significantly improved with a more detailed and structured organization:

  • Added dedicated sections for different types of changes (Features, Breaking Changes, etc.)
  • Included real-world examples with PR links and authors
  • Organized changes by their impact type (enhancement, bug, documentation, etc.)

This makes the test data more realistic and comprehensive.


242-281: Updated test expectations to match new markdown structure

The expected output for the splitMarkdownSections test has been properly updated to match the enhanced markdown structure. Each section is now correctly mapped to its corresponding category in the expected output.


285-285: Changed default category title from "Others" to "Other Changes"

The title for the default category has been updated to "Other Changes" which is more descriptive and matches the section heading used in the markdown.

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@lucacome lucacome merged commit 3e85fb2 into main Feb 26, 2025
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@lucacome lucacome deleted the tests/add-more-tests-cases branch February 26, 2025 04:19
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