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    • Enhanced the organization of dependency updates by accommodating a wider variety of automated update patterns for clearer and more accurate presentation.
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    • Introduced new test cases to validate the grouping functionality for pre-commit and lock file maintenance updates, ensuring reliable and consistent behavior.

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The pull request introduces several new test cases in __tests__/notes.test.ts to validate the grouping behavior of dependency updates, specifically for pre-commit-ci and lock file maintenance updates. Additionally, the groupDependencyUpdates function in src/notes.ts has been refactored to support a wider range of automated service patterns. A new updatePatterns array has been added, and the internal logic has been updated to use an updateGroups map with enhanced version comparisons and clearer documentation. No exported or public entity declarations have been altered.

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File(s) Change Summary
__tests__/notes.test.ts Added new test cases to verify proper grouping of dependency updates: pre-commit-ci updates, lock file maintenance updates, mixed update types, and preservation across sections.
src/notes.ts Refactored groupDependencyUpdates to support multiple automated update patterns via a new updatePatterns array and updated its logic to use an updateGroups map with improved version comparison.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant G as groupDependencyUpdates
    participant P as UpdatePatterns
    C->>G: call groupDependencyUpdates(sections)
    loop For each update in sections
        G->>P: Check update against pattern
        P-->>G: Match result (or no match)
    end
    G->>G: Group updates based on matched patterns
    G-->>C: Return organized section data
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Where patterns bloom in a bright array.
Pre-commit and lockfile come into play,
Grouped so neatly, come what may.
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src/notes.ts (4)

291-293: Elaborate which services are classified as "automated services".
This docstring mentions "automated services" in passing. It might help future readers if you clarify which ones are currently supported (Renovate, Dependabot, pre-commit-ci, etc.) and highlight that additional services can be plugged in.


361-373: Consider renaming "originalName" for clarity.
While originalName works, a name like dependencyName or originalDependencyName may be clearer.

 interface UpdateGroup {
-  originalName: string
+  dependencyName: string
   latestVersion: string
   initialVersion: string
   ...
 }

374-424: Prevent repeated matching attempts across patterns for the same line.
Currently, if a line matches any pattern, you mark matched = true and break from the loop. Ensure that future expansions won't require partial matches from multiple patterns for the same line, or cause confusion if multiple patterns could apply.


402-508: Extract version comparison logic into a dedicated helper.
The version comparison and fallback approach is robust but scattered and lengthy. Consider extracting it into a separate function or utility module to keep the main loop simpler and more digestible.

 // Example refactor snippet:
- // inline logic for version comparison
+ // external function, e.g. compareVersionsOrFallback(current, incoming, patternName)

 // Then inside your loop:
 group.latestVersion = compareVersionsOrFallback(group.latestVersion, latestVersion, pattern.name)
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src/notes.ts (1)

301-353: Confirm that multiple matches for a single line are impossible.
Your updatePatterns array is quite flexible. However, if a single changelog line accidentally matches more than one pattern, the loop short-circuits at the first match. This might cause corner cases if new patterns overlap.

You can verify that each line properly matches only one pattern by adding specialized test cases or by searching for lines that match multiple patterns. If you need help constructing a script or test, let me know!

__tests__/notes.test.ts (5)

451-484: Good coverage for pre-commit-ci grouping.
Nice job adding a dedicated test to ensure that multiple pre-commit-ci updates are consolidated in one entry. This test thoroughly checks that entries are merged only within the same section.


486-508: Mixed dependency updates are validated correctly.
This test effectively checks interactions between pre-commit-ci and other dependency updates in the same section. Great demonstration of how the aggregator handles multiple patterns at once.


510-531: Kudos for verifying separation of identical services across sections.
Your test ensures that updates for the same service in different sections remain separate. This prevents unintended merges across categories.


533-563: Lock file maintenance grouping is comprehensive.
You’ve confirmed that multiple lock file maintenance updates in a single section get combined, which aligns with the pattern-based approach. Good coverage of renovate lock file updates.


565-590: Robust testing for mixing lock file maintenance with other updates.
This test completes the matrix by verifying that lock file maintenance updates and other patterns can coexist and still properly merge. Coverage looks excellent.

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src/notes.ts (3)

301-353: Regex-based patterns for multiple automated services.

The definitions look clean and extensible. As a minor improvement, consider adding a fallback pattern for cases not matching the existing regex to avoid accidental omission of updates.


479-550: Version comparison approach looks robust.

isNewerVersion employs multiple fallback strategies for semver and non-semver values. As a minor refinement, consider extending coverage to handle pre-release tags (e.g., 1.0.0-alpha) more precisely if needed.


552-593: Earliest version detection in Dependabot flow.

isEarlierVersion is logically sound; it falls back gracefully when semver parsing fails. If your pipeline eventually needs to handle elaborate version strings (with dashes or additional segments), consider broadening the matching strategy.

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__tests__/notes.test.ts (5)

451-484: Great test coverage for pre-commit-ci grouping.

No issues found. The test scenario is clearly defined and verifies the grouping logic thoroughly.


486-508: Mixed dependency updates test looks solid.

The test setup and assertions accurately cover scenarios where multiple update sources must be grouped.


510-530: Pre-commit updates are properly separated across sections.

No concerns; the test ensures that updates remain isolated in each relevant section.


533-563: Lock file maintenance grouping test is well-structured.

The logic for consolidating lock file maintenance entries is verified in this test without redundant checks.


565-590: Comprehensive coverage for mixed updates with lock file maintenance.

The test ensures correct grouping of lock file maintenance alongside other types of updates.

src/notes.ts (4)

291-291: Documentation clarified.

Thanks for expanding the doc comment to explicitly mention automated services.


361-373: Interface and map usage for grouping updates.

The data structures are clearly defined; this approach promotes maintainability.


377-430: First pass logic is clear and methodical.

Iterating over each pattern to gather update info and then breaking upon a match is efficient. No immediate issues detected.


431-473: Second pass consolidation.

This section effectively avoids duplicating the same group’s output and preserves original order for non-automated items.

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