v0.0.34 - Convert to classes (#336)

🌟 Summary

The v0.0.34 release brings a major refactor to GitHub Actions utilities by transitioning API logic to a new Action class, streamlining event handling, and simplifying code maintainability while enforcing standardized linting and formatting configurations.

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📊 Key Changes

• 🏗️ Transition to Action Class

  • Replaced usage of hardcoded GitHub environment variables with an Action class for handling API calls and event data.
  • Centralized logic for GitHub interactions, such as fetching PR diffs, updating metadata, and executing GraphQL queries.

• 🔄 Enhanced Modularization

  • Refactored repository, labeling, and discussion APIs into encapsulated, reusable methods within the Action class.
  • Unified headers and API interaction logic for a more streamlined approach to event processing.

• ✨ Improved Formatting and Linting

  • Added Ruff for Python linting with a 120-character line limit.
  • Integrated docformatter to ensure consistent docstring wrapping and formatting across the codebase.

• 🧹 Code Cleanup

  • Removed unused variables and simplified GraphQL queries, reducing clutter while improving clarity.
  • Reorganized exports (__all__) to include only relevant functions.

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🎯 Purpose & Impact

Purpose:

1. Simplify Development: By encapsulating logic in the Action class, developers now have a cleaner, modular codebase that’s easier to maintain.
2. Enhance Standards: Enforced consistent formatting and linting ensures code is readable, professional, and easy to collaborate on.

Impact:

• Streamline Operations: Key GitHub workflows such as auto-labeling and issue triaging are now more efficient.
• Reduced Technical Debt: Refactoring helps future-proof the repository by removing redundancies and improving extensibility.
• Better Collaboration: Formatting and modularization simplify contributions by creating a shared standard for all contributors.

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This release empowers developers to interact with GitHub Actions more intuitively while benefiting from improved code quality and maintenance practices. 🚀

What's Changed

• Update first_interaction.py by @glenn-jocher in #334
• Cleanup by @glenn-jocher in #335
• Update pyproject.toml by @glenn-jocher in #337
• Convert to classes by @glenn-jocher in #336

Full Changelog: v0.0.33...v0.0.34