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Deze PR voegt Gitmoji's toe aan de types

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The label definitions for frontend-related issue types in the configuration file were updated to include emoji prefixes in both their names and aliases. The labels "type: ui" and "type: ux" were renamed to "type: 💄 ui" and "type: 🚸 ux" respectively, with corresponding alias updates. No other fields were changed.

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Frontend Label Emoji Update
labels/frontend.yml
Updated label names and aliases for frontend issue types to include emoji prefixes for "ui" and "ux".

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Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/general.yml:4-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:59.036Z
Learning: The EndBug/label-sync GitHub Action (https://github.com/marketplace/actions/label-sync) specifically supports color values with or without a leading '#' character, unlike most other label sync actions which require hex codes without the '#'. When reviewing label configuration files that use EndBug/label-sync, the '#' prefix can be retained for better VS Code color preview functionality.
Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/general.yml:4-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:59.036Z
Learning: The label-sync GitHub Action accepts color values with or without a leading '#' character. When reviewing label configuration files for label-sync, the '#' prefix should be retained as it provides color preview functionality in VS Code while remaining valid for the action.
📚 Learning: the endbug/label-sync github action (https://github.com/marketplace/actions/label-sync) specifically...
Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/general.yml:4-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:59.036Z
Learning: The EndBug/label-sync GitHub Action (https://github.com/marketplace/actions/label-sync) specifically supports color values with or without a leading '#' character, unlike most other label sync actions which require hex codes without the '#'. When reviewing label configuration files that use EndBug/label-sync, the '#' prefix can be retained for better VS Code color preview functionality.

Applied to files:

  • labels/frontend.yml
📚 Learning: label-sync github action supports color values both with and without a leading '#' character. users ...
Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/backend.yml:4-17
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:29.125Z
Learning: label-sync GitHub Action supports color values both with and without a leading '#' character. Users may prefer to keep the '#' prefix for better VS Code color preview functionality.

Applied to files:

  • labels/frontend.yml
📚 Learning: the label-sync github action supports color values both with and without a leading '#' character. wh...
Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/backend.yml:4-17
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:29.125Z
Learning: The label-sync GitHub Action supports color values both with and without a leading '#' character. When using the '#' prefix, the color value should be quoted in YAML. Many developers prefer keeping the '#' for better VS Code color preview functionality.

Applied to files:

  • labels/frontend.yml
📚 Learning: the label-sync github action accepts color values with or without a leading '#' character. when revi...
Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/general.yml:4-6
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:59.036Z
Learning: The label-sync GitHub Action accepts color values with or without a leading '#' character. When reviewing label configuration files for label-sync, the '#' prefix should be retained as it provides color preview functionality in VS Code while remaining valid for the action.

Applied to files:

  • labels/frontend.yml
📚 Learning: the label-sync github action accepts color values both with and without a leading '#' character, as ...
Learnt from: rickyheijnen
PR: brixion/.github#1
File: labels/frontend.yml:4-12
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T16:37:26.121Z
Learning: The label-sync GitHub Action accepts color values both with and without a leading '#' character, as documented in their specification.

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labels/frontend.yml (1)

9-12: Add plain “ux” alias to the UX label

No occurrences of hard-coded "type: ux" were found in the repo, so it’s safe to mirror the alias change and preserve historical links and tooling.

• File: labels/frontend.yml

-  aliases: ["🚸 ux"]
+  aliases: ["ux", "🚸 ux"]

Comment thread labels/frontend.yml
Comment on lines +4 to 7
- name: "type: 💄 ui"
color: "#d472b0"
description: "Bug related to UI/UX or visual presentation"
aliases: ["💄 ui"]

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Add legacy alias to avoid breaking existing filters & automation

Replacing the old plain-text label ("type: ui") with an emoji-prefixed one breaks every existing reference (issue templates, saved filters, scripts, CI checks) that still expects "ui". Keep the new name, but include the legacy alias so both forms resolve.

-  aliases: ["💄 ui"]
+  aliases: ["ui", "💄 ui"]

Ensure there are no workflows or queries elsewhere in the repo that rely on the plain "type: ui" label before merging.


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rg -n 'type:\s*ui' --no-heading || true

Length of output: 256


Add a legacy ui alias for future compatibility

We didn’t find any references to the plain "type: ui" label in workflows, issue templates, or scripts—so there’s no immediate breakage. Still, including the legacy alias ensures any external filters or automations that expect ui will continue to work.

• In labels/frontend.yml, change:

-  aliases: ["💄 ui"]
+  aliases: ["ui", "💄 ui"]
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- name: "type: 💄 ui"
color: "#d472b0"
description: "Bug related to UI/UX or visual presentation"
aliases: ["💄 ui"]
- name: "type: 💄 ui"
color: "#d472b0"
description: "Bug related to UI/UX or visual presentation"
aliases: ["ui", "💄 ui"]
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In labels/frontend.yml around lines 4 to 7, add the legacy alias "ui" to the
aliases list for the "type: 💄 ui" label. This means updating the aliases array
to include both "💄 ui" and "ui" to maintain compatibility with any external
filters or automations that might expect the plain "ui" alias.

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LegeBeker marked this pull request as draft August 7, 2025 08:32
@rickyheijnen
rickyheijnen changed the base branch from main to style/add-gitmoji-to-types August 7, 2025 08:42
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rickyheijnen marked this pull request as ready for review August 7, 2025 08:42
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rickyheijnen merged commit 9be81fa into style/add-gitmoji-to-types Aug 7, 2025
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rickyheijnen deleted the style/add-gitmoji-to-types-1 branch August 7, 2025 08:43
LegeBeker added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 7, 2025
* 💄 Add Gitmoji's to types

* 💄 Add Gitmoji's to types (#16)

* 💄 Add Gitmoji's to types (#15)

* 🐛 Add aliases for old names to backend.yml

* 🐛 Add aliases for old names to frontend.yml

* 🐛 Add aliases for old names to general.yml

* 💄 Use different gitmoji for documentation
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