Automatic notification about config.json changes through CI

[6r1d]

As we discussed with Vasily, it'll be much more convenient if he's notified about any possible configuration change.
Ultimately, we concluded that it's best to have a CI utility that doesn't use any outside software and notifies him about the changes.
It's not a priority and probably will be added in March 2024.

[s8sato]

#4276 would be one of the possible solutions

[s8sato]

#4309 (comment)

This is a new feature introduced by #4276 to automatically label and notify someone of specific code changes. Currently config-changes reacts to any change under configs/, which may be an inappropriate pattern. I guess configs/*.template.* would be correct one at the current directory structure. Since things may have changed after #4239 I'd hear your opinion @0x009922

[BAStos525]

#4309 (comment)
This is a new feature introduced by #4276 to automatically label and notify someone of specific code changes. Currently config-changes reactions to any change under configs/, which may be an inappropriate pattern. I guess configs/*.template.* would be correct one at the current directory structure. Since things may have changed after #4239 I'd hear your opinion @0x009922

Yeah, lets's update notifications, please. There should not be a false-positive notifications for DevOps.

[0x009922]

Yes, I would say that configs/{client|peer}.template.toml is an exhaustive coverage to see if there are user-facing changes in the config.

However, these files aren't covered yet with tests to ensure that the config implementation actually reflects them. There is an issue for it: #4288

[s8sato]

#4278 (comment)

Thank you @0x009922 I think #4316 can be applied on the assumption that the templates will reflect actual configurations, which I noted in #4316

[BAStos525]

Is it still relevant?

[s8sato]

Closed as the rest of the issue will be left to #4288