Update labels.json

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new "apps" section in the labeling system, adding a label for "gitauto" to enhance functionality related to the GitAuto application.
  • The new label includes customizable properties such as color, description, and text representation.

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The changes introduce a new section titled "apps" in the Src/config/labels.json file, which includes a label named "gitauto." This label has properties such as color, description, text, and textWithIcon, defining its visual representation and purpose. The existing sections of the file remain unchanged, allowing for the integration of functionality related to the GitAuto application.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Src/config/labels.json	Added a new section "apps" with a label "gitauto" including properties: color, description, text, and textWithIcon.

Possibly related PRs

• Feature/fix bug #620: The changes in Src/comments.php related to label handling may connect with the new "apps" section in Src/config/labels.json, as both involve label management within the application.
• feat - Add notification messages for label creation and updates. #626: The modifications in Src/comments.php for label creation and updates are directly related to the new label introduced in the main PR, enhancing user feedback during label operations.
• Update comments.php #633: The updates to the execute_createLabels function in Src/comments.php involve label management, which aligns with the addition of the "gitauto" label in the main PR.
• Update repositories.php #635: The changes in Src/repositories.php regarding label creation and updates may relate to the new labeling system introduced in the main PR, as both involve the management of labels within the application.

Suggested labels

size/XS, ☑️ auto-merge

Suggested reviewers

• gstraccini

🐰 In the meadow, labels bloom,
A new "gitauto" dispels the gloom.
With colors bright and purpose clear,
It hops along, spreading cheer!
In the code, it finds its place,
A joyful leap in the labeling space! 🌼

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• Src/config/labels.json (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

Src/config/labels.json (1)

316-322: LGTM! Consider enhancing the textWithIcon.

The addition of the "apps" section and the "gitauto" label is well-structured and consistent with the existing format. Great job!

A couple of suggestions for consideration:

1. For consistency with other labels, you might want to add an appropriate emoji to the textWithIcon field. For example:

   "textWithIcon": "🤖 gitauto"

2. The description indicates that this label is used "to trigger the app in an issue." It might be helpful to verify if there's any additional documentation or setup required in the project to handle this new label appropriately.

To ensure the label is properly integrated, you can run the following script to check for any references to the new "gitauto" label in the project:

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