Meta: Update Yet Phrase Checking with ESMeta v0.7.3 - #3739
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This is really nice! Thank you!
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This PR updates the version of ESMeta to v0.7.3 and supports a more precise yet-phrase checking to resolve the problem mentioned in #3733.
Now, the yet-phrase checker detects diff pairs of removed and added lines in the
spec.htmlfile and filters out pairs whose removed lines already contain yet-phrases or yet-types. Then, it shows alert messages only for the yet-phrases or yet-types in the added lines of the remaining pairs.For example, among 147 commits from dd4300d to 8febdac, the following 13 commits have at least one yet-phrase or yet-type alert:
However, since only maximum 10 alerts are allowed to be shown in the
Files changedtab, we also show a summary of the detected yet-phrases and yet-types in the Actions log ($GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY).For example, the commit 3dfa316 has 11 yet-phrase alerts and 10 yet-type alerts, but only 10 alerts are shown in the
Files changedtab (see here). The full list of alerts is available in the summary of the Actions log (see here).