feat: add a new optional `GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS` env by JounQin · Pull Request #209 · un-ts/changesets-gitlab

Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new optional environment variable, GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS. This variable allows users to override the default link in GitLab CLI bot comments. The update is reflected in both documentation and source code. In the code, the logic checks for this variable to determine whether to use a custom link or fall back to a default. Additionally, the relevant type definition has been updated to include this new property.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.changeset/short-queens-cover.md, README.md Documented the new optional environment variable GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS to override the default links in GitLab CLI bot comments.
src/comment.ts, src/types.ts Modified link construction in CLI bot comments to conditionally use the custom link from GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS, and updated the Env type with a new property.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CLI
    participant CommentBot
    participant Env
    participant GitLab

    CLI->>CommentBot: Request comment generation for merge request
    CommentBot->>Env: Check for GITLAB_COMMENT_CUSTOM_LINKS
    alt Custom Link Available
        Env-->>CommentBot: Return custom link
        CommentBot->>GitLab: Post comment with custom link
    else No Custom Link
        Env-->>CommentBot: Return undefined
        CommentBot->>GitLab: Post comment with default link
    end
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src/comment.ts

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at moduleResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:908:18)
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src/types.ts

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at moduleResolve (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:908:18)
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