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Add repository automation and governance files: Dependabot config to auto-update GitHub Actions weekly targeting the dev branch; Release Drafter template and workflow to draft release notes from dev and categorize PRs; a Check workflow that runs xcodebuild unit tests and SwiftLint on macOS runners; a .swiftlint.yml with lint rules; and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md and CONTRIBUTING.md to document community standards and branching/PR guidance.
Upgrade the test job to macos-26 and run unit tests on the iPhone 17 simulator. Improve SwiftLint step to fetch full history (fetch-depth: 0) and lint only changed .swift files against the PR base branch to reduce runtime. Re-enable force_cast and force_try rules by removing them from the disabled list in .swiftlint.yml so these usages will be flagged.
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This pull request introduces several configuration files for GitHub Actions, Dependabot, Release Drafter, and SwiftLint, along with contribution guidelines. The setup is a great step towards automating project maintenance. My review includes a couple of suggestions to refine the release drafter and SwiftLint configurations for better robustness and code quality enforcement.
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.github/release-drafter.yml (1-2)
Using $NEXT_PATCH_VERSION for name-template and tag-template will not correctly reflect version bumps for minor or major changes. According to the release-drafter documentation, it's recommended to use $NEXT_VERSION, which will automatically resolve to the correct version string (e.g., v1.2.0 or v2.0.0) based on the labels of the merged pull requests.
name-template: 'v$NEXT_VERSION'
tag-template: 'v$NEXT_VERSION'.swiftlint.yml (16-22)
Disabling fundamental linting rules like trailing_whitespace, line_length, and identifier_name can lead to inconsistent code style and reduce maintainability. It's highly recommended to keep these rules enabled, especially for a new project. If the default settings are too restrictive, you can configure them instead of disabling them. For example, you can increase the allowed line_length.
disabled_rules:
- line_length
- identifier_name
- type_name
- function_body_length
- file_length
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