chore: release package(s) by github-actions[bot] · Pull Request #208

chore: release package(s) by github-actions[bot] · Pull Request #208 · un-ts/changesets-gitlab

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Walkthrough

This PR removes several changeset files that documented various updates and new features. The changes include housekeeping tasks (updating development dependencies and fixing type definitions), API enhancements for tag fetching and data diff retrieval (with a fallback mechanism), and the addition of two optional environment variables to customize GitLab CLI bot comments and auto-resolve discussions. It also refactors the release publishing process to limit concurrency. The changelog was updated to version 0.13.0, and the package version in package.json was bumped accordingly. No modifications were made to exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
`.changeset/good-wolves-rhyme.md`	Housekeeping: updated dev dependencies, added `module-sync`, and fixed commonjs types.
`.changeset/mighty-chefs-serve.md`, `.changeset/neat-hats-breathe.md`	API enhancements: added tag fetching logic with feature flag checks and implemented a fallback from `allDiffs` to `showChanges` for diff retrieval.
`.changeset/short-queens-cover.md`, `.changeset/swift-berries-exist.md`	Introduced environment variables: `GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS` for custom comment links and `GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE` for auto-resolving discussions.
`.changeset/ten-eagles-sing.md`	Refactored release publishing by implementing limited concurrency using the `p-limit` library.
`CHANGELOG.md`, `package.json`	Updated changelog for version 0.13.0 and bumped package version from 0.12.2 to 0.13.0.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Diff Retrieval Fallback Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant App
    participant API_AllDiffs as "API (allDiffs)"
    participant API_ShowChanges as "API (showChanges)"

    App->>API_AllDiffs: Request data differences
    alt allDiffs available
        API_AllDiffs-->>App: Return diffs
    else allDiffs unavailable
        App->>API_ShowChanges: Request data differences
        API_ShowChanges-->>App: Return diffs
    end

Tag Fetching and Publishing Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant Publisher
    participant FeatureFlags as "API (FeatureFlags)"
    participant GitRepo as "Git Repository"

    Publisher->>FeatureFlags: Check feature flag for tag processing
    FeatureFlags-->>Publisher: Return feature flag status
    Publisher->>GitRepo: Fetch tags based on package size
    loop For each tag
        Publisher->>GitRepo: Push tag individually
    end

Possibly related PRs

feat: add optional GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE env #196: Addresses the addition of the GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE environment variable for auto-resolving discussions.
feat: add a new optional GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS env #209: Introduces the GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS environment variable for overriding CLI bot comment links.
refactor: publish releases with limited concurrency #206: Implements limited concurrency for release publishing using p-limit, aligning closely with the refactored process.

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With custom links and auto-resolve so bright,
My releases leap in synchronized flight.
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