Consolidate lingering news fragments named 'docs' #3078
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The previous existing implementation would just check for the existence of a preconfigured substring (e.g. `changes`, `doc`, ...). However that can be problematic when the used extension contains one of the valid substrings but is not valid itself. For example `changelog.d/3034.docs.rst` contains the valid `doc` substring but is not a valid name itself. The correct would be `changelog.d/3034.doc.rst`.
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Summary of changes
This change address partially #3076.
The following tasks are handled:
Instead of writing a check that fails if any files are left in the
chagelog.ddirectory aftertox -e finalize, I reworked the existingcheck_changesfunction.Previously, this function would check if the file name has one of the allowed substrings. While this check is useful it is not fail-proof. For example, a file named
9999.docs.rsthas the validdocsubstring so it would pass the check, but it would still be an invalid name.Pull Request Checklist
changelog.d/.(See documentation for details)