Fix: updated GitVersion.yml file

[sumesh-pu-swg]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Configuration
  • Updated GitVersion configuration to support hotfix branches
  • Added new branch strategy for managing hotfix releases
  • Enhanced version control workflow with specific hotfix branch rules

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new branch configuration for hotfix in the GitVersion.yml file. This configuration defines specific rules for hotfix branches, including a regex pattern to match branch names, sourcing from the develop branch, preventing version increments when the current commit is tagged, and marking it as a release branch.

Changes

File	Change Summary
GitVersion.yml	Added hotfix branch configuration with specific regex pattern, source branch, version increment prevention, and release branch status

Poem

🐰 A hotfix branch, oh so neat,
Springing from develop's fertile seat
With regex sharp and version control tight
Our code leaps forward with rabbit-like might!
A branch that fixes, yet increments not
When tagged commits have already been caught 🔧

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

GitVersion.yml (2)

13-13: Review source branch configuration for hotfixes

Hotfix branches typically source from main/master branch rather than develop, as they are meant to patch production issues. Sourcing from develop could inadvertently include unreleased features or changes.

Consider changing the source branch:

-    source-branches: [develop]
+    source-branches: [main]  # or [master] depending on your main branch name

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12-12: Enhance hotfix branch naming pattern

The current regex hotfix[/-] allows any characters after the prefix. Consider enforcing a stricter naming convention to ensure consistency and version tracking.

-    regex: hotfix[/-]
+    regex: hotfix[/-](?:fix|patch)[\-.]?\d+

This would enforce patterns like:

• hotfix/fix123
• hotfix-patch-456
• hotfix/patch.789

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• GitVersion.yml (1 hunks)

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Quality Gate passed

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