💄 Add Gitmoji's to type labels to backend#16
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WalkthroughThe label definitions in the backend YAML configuration were updated to include emoji prefixes for the "business-logic," "database," and "endpoint" label types. Additionally, an emoji-prefixed alias was added for the "endpoint" label. No other label properties were changed. Changes
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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.
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.
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.
📚 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/backend.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/backend.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/backend.yml
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| - name: "type: 👔 business-logic" | ||
| color: "#3585BD" | ||
| description: "Business logic implementation or changes" | ||
| aliases: [] |
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Missing alias for the previous label name breaks existing automation
Renaming the label from
"type: business-logic" → "type: 👔 business-logic"
without keeping the old name as an alias will break any workflows, issue templates, or 3rd-party tools that still reference the original label string.
Add the legacy name as an alias:
- aliases: []
+ aliases: ["type: business-logic"]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In labels/backend.yml around lines 4 to 7, the label name was changed from
"type: business-logic" to "type: 👔 business-logic" but the old name was not
kept as an alias. To fix this, add "type: business-logic" to the aliases array
for this label to maintain compatibility with existing workflows and tools that
reference the old label name.
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| - name: "type: 🗃️ database" | ||
| color: "#2E8B57" | ||
| description: "Database schema, queries, or migrations" | ||
| aliases: [] |
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Same compatibility gap for the database label
The original "type: database" label has been removed without an alias, causing the same backward-compatibility problem.
- aliases: []
+ aliases: ["type: database"]📝 Committable suggestion
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| - name: "type: 🗃️ database" | |
| color: "#2E8B57" | |
| description: "Database schema, queries, or migrations" | |
| aliases: [] | |
| - name: "type: 🗃️ database" | |
| color: "#2E8B57" | |
| description: "Database schema, queries, or migrations" | |
| - aliases: [] | |
| + aliases: ["type: database"] |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In labels/backend.yml around lines 9 to 12, the original label "type: database"
was removed without adding it as an alias to the new "type: 🗃️ database" label.
To fix this backward-compatibility issue, add "type: database" as an alias in
the aliases list of the new label so that references to the old label still work
correctly.
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| - name: "type: 🔗 endpoint" | ||
| color: "#8B572E" | ||
| description: "Endpoint implementation or changes" | ||
| aliases: ["🔗 endpoint"] | ||
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Endpoint label keeps only the new name in the aliases array
The alias list now contains only the emoji-prefixed variant, so clients that still emit "endpoint" (without the emoji) will fail. Preserve both:
- aliases: ["🔗 endpoint"]
+ aliases: ["endpoint", "🔗 endpoint"]📝 Committable suggestion
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| - name: "type: 🔗 endpoint" | |
| color: "#8B572E" | |
| description: "Endpoint implementation or changes" | |
| aliases: ["🔗 endpoint"] | |
| - name: "type: 🔗 endpoint" | |
| color: "#8B572E" | |
| description: "Endpoint implementation or changes" | |
| aliases: ["endpoint", "🔗 endpoint"] |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In labels/backend.yml around lines 14 to 18, the aliases array for the "type: 🔗
endpoint" label currently only includes the emoji-prefixed alias "🔗 endpoint".
To fix this, add back the original alias "endpoint" alongside the emoji-prefixed
one in the aliases array to ensure compatibility with clients that emit either
variant.
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Deze PR voegt Gitmoji's toe aan de types voor een betere visuele herkenbaarheid
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