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feat: track add and remove dependencies #5041

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Track when adding/removing dependencies in regular mode and change request mode.

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Looks good to me! One minor note about the change request events, but that's entirely optional.

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? 'add dependency added to change request'
: 'delete dependency added to change request',
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Very minor thing, but these two are a little confusing at first. Maybe we can rephrase them a bit?

Something like "dependency added in change request" and "dependency removed in change request"? Or "dependency added (change request)"/"dependency removed (change request)". Or we could use multiple props? Something like this:

eventType: 'dependency added',
where: 'change request'

Primarily to avoid the "add x added" or "delete x added". But eh, as long as we understand what we're talking about I think it's fine 😄

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I was thinking about it myself. Originally I wanted to say "dependency added in change requests" but it's actually not true. We're only adding "add dependency" change to a change request. We'll know that dependency was added in change request once we apply the change request which may never happen.

@kwasniew kwasniew merged commit 092ba2a into main Oct 16, 2023
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