fix(workflow): support dependabot pr titles

[brunocroh]

The PRs created by Dependabot do not have valid titles for our CI, so I updated the regex to support dep: bump ... as well.

[brunocroh]

I added an alternative in the regex and captured the prefix for both scenarios. I think this is simpler than implementing a separate approach here, especially since this PR introduces dep: bump as a valid case as well, which doesn’t have parentheses.

But if this isn't good for some reason, let me know

[AugustinMauroy]

LGMT !

[JakobJingleheimer]

I think it would be better to update Dependabot's config to include scope (and then the PR title will pass).

[brunocroh]

I think it would be better to update Dependabot's config to include scope (and then the PR title will pass).

Oh yeah, I agree—that sounds better. What should the prefix be?

dep(workspace)? Or is there a clearer name for the scope?

[JakobJingleheimer]

dep(workspace)? Or is there a clearer name for the scope?

Yeah that sounds good for the gh action ones

Edit: Wait, do you mean dep(workflow)?

There are 2 dependapot categories defined in its config (the other is for npm). In the npm case, if possible something like dep(dev) and dep(prod)? (IIR, dependabot can differentiate dev vs prod)

[brunocroh]

dep(workspace)? Or is there a clearer name for the scope?

Yeah that sounds good for the gh action ones

Edit: Wait, do you mean dep(workflow)?

There are 2 dependapot categories defined in its config (the other is for npm). In the npm case, if possible something like dep(dev) and dep(prod)? (IIR, dependabot can differentiate dev vs prod)

What do dev and prod actually represent in our case?
I was thinking of using dep(workspace) for both, but it’s probably better to distinguish between them, e.g.:

  - package-ecosystem: github-actions
    commit-message:
      prefix: dep(gh-actions)

  - package-ecosystem: npm
    commit-message:
      prefix: dep(npm)

[JakobJingleheimer]

What do dev and prod actually represent in our case?

An npm development dependency (eg "devDependencies") and an npm production dependency (eg "dependencies")

[brunocroh]

What do dev and prod actually represent in our case?

An npm development dependency (eg "devDependencies") and an npm production dependency (eg "dependencies")

Got it, done. Let me know if I missed anything or if there’s any room for improvement. Thanks for your patience 😁

[JakobJingleheimer]

🙌 ha, no patience needed. Thanks for handling!