updated GitVersion.yml file

[sumesh-pu-swg]

Fix: updated GitVersion.yml file as per requirement

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Configuration
  • Updated GitVersion configuration to support hotfix branch management
  • Added new branch configuration for hotfix releases
  • Configured version increment prevention for tagged hotfix commits

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the GitVersion.yml configuration by introducing a new branch configuration for hotfix branches. This configuration defines a specific regex pattern for matching hotfix branches, specifies the source branch as develop, and sets rules for version incrementing and release branch status. The changes aim to standardize the versioning approach for hotfix branches within the project's GitVersion workflow.

Changes

File	Change Summary
GitVersion.yml	Added new hotfix branch configuration with: - Regex pattern hotfix[/-] - Source branch set to develop - Prevent version increment when current commit is tagged - Marked as a release branch

Poem

🐰 A hotfix hops onto the scene,
With version control, crisp and clean,
Branching from develop with care,
No increment when tags declare,
A release branch, swift and lean! 🏷️

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

GitVersion.yml (1)

12-12: Consider strengthening the hotfix branch naming pattern.

The current regex hotfix[/-] might be too permissive. Consider enforcing a stricter naming convention that includes version or issue numbers.

-    regex: hotfix[/-]
+    regex: hotfix[/-](\d+\.\d+\.\d+|[A-Z]+-\d+)$

This would ensure hotfix branches follow either:

• Semantic versioning pattern (e.g., hotfix/1.2.3)
• Issue tracking pattern (e.g., hotfix/JIRA-123)

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

GitVersion.yml (1)

13-13: Verify the source branch configuration for hotfix branches.

Currently, hotfix branches are configured to branch from develop. This is unusual as hotfix branches typically branch from main/master to allow for emergency fixes to production. Consider if this aligns with your intended branching strategy.

Let's verify if there are any existing hotfix branches and their parent branches:

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