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Eomm avatar Eomm commented on June 12, 2024

At the moment target: any means:

the action does not check the semver before approve&merge

Instead, target: * could mean:

before approve&merge check if the semver has a right format

This is a different meaning for me.

A quick search about these GHA users let me think if all these repos rely on semver.

I would rename any to disabled instead

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simoneb avatar simoneb commented on June 12, 2024

again the main thing to consider here is supporting submodules which don't have a semver version as per #95

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simoneb avatar simoneb commented on June 12, 2024

see also conversation in #121 for context

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nuragic avatar nuragic commented on June 12, 2024

Right now target: any means any target, so put in other words: the check is actually disabled, right?

The * rename proposal was to align to the SemVer spec (as we state in the docs, target needs to be a valid SemVer identifier), because it literally means any version.

However, given the submodule requirement (target is a git hash, so not a valid SemVer neither), the right thing to do IMHO would be to just leave target undefined by default, because it's an optional field and it doesn't really need to have a value, I think it would be easiest to understand in this way (no target by default, no check).

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simoneb avatar simoneb commented on June 12, 2024

Well the change is already merged and released but this issue is still open because it wasn't linked from the PR

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simoneb avatar simoneb commented on June 12, 2024

@nuragic can you please acknowledge the message above? If so, can you please close this issue?

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nuragic avatar nuragic commented on June 12, 2024

I agree about that it doesn't make sense to use * so I'll close it now.

But I'd like to address this proposal.

Given the submodule requirement (target is a git hash, so not a valid SemVer neither), the right thing to do IMHO would be to just leave target undefined by default, because it's an optional field and it doesn't really need to have a value, I think it would be easiest to understand in this way (no target by default, no check).

Maybe in a new issue?

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simoneb avatar simoneb commented on June 12, 2024

Yes, thanks!

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nuragic avatar nuragic commented on June 12, 2024

Moved to #128

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