feat: substitute LLM bot authors with human assignees in release notes#253
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feat: substitute LLM bot authors with human assignees in release notes#253
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- Add src/release-author-substitutor.js with utility functions for detecting LLM/AI bot users and replacing their author mentions with the PR's human assignee in release note bodies - Add test/release-author-substitutor.test.js with 34 unit tests (Node.js built-in test runner, all passing) - Add package.json with npm test script - Update shared-auto-release.yml with new llm-users input and a post-processing step that patches the release body when LLM-authored PRs are found Co-authored-by: nitrocode <7775707+nitrocode@users.noreply.github.com>
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[WIP] Update auto releasers to show human assignee in release notes
feat: substitute LLM bot authors with human assignees in release notes
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Please look at the localized GitHub Actions pattern that we use in the Atmos repository. Instead of inlining a lot of GitHub script in workflows, move them to composite actions, co-located in the repo, and then reference them with relative paths. Again, see Atmos for examples. |
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Extract the two large inline github-script blocks from reusable workflows into composite actions co-located in .github/actions/, following the Atmos repository pattern. - .github/actions/substitute-llm-authors/action.yml: composite action extracted from shared-auto-release.yml; uses process.env instead of template interpolation for the release-id (security improvement) - .github/actions/substitute-llm-authors/release-author-substitutor.js: moved from src/ to co-locate with the composite action - .github/actions/release-commenter/action.yml: composite action extracted from shared-release-branches.yml; cleaned up var/for-in patterns - shared-auto-release.yml: 116-line inline script → 4-line composite action call - shared-release-branches.yml: 131-line inline script → 2-line composite action call - test/release-author-substitutor.test.js: updated import path Co-authored-by: nitrocode <7775707+nitrocode@users.noreply.github.com>
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.github/actions/substitute-llm-authors/action.ymlcomposite actionsrc/release-author-substitutor.js→.github/actions/substitute-llm-authors/release-author-substitutor.jstest/release-author-substitutor.test.jsimport path.github/actions/release-commenter/action.ymlcomposite actionshared-auto-release.ymlto use./.github/actions/substitute-llm-authorsshared-release-branches.ymlto use./.github/actions/release-commenter✨ Let Copilot coding agent set things up for you — coding agent works faster and does higher quality work when set up for your repo.