feat(workflows): add automated and scheduled PR triage #3062
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This pull request significantly enhances our repository's pull request management by introducing automated triage and auditing workflows. The primary goal is to ensure consistency, improve context for reviewers, and streamline the PR lifecycle by automatically linking PRs to issues and synchronizing labels. This automation is complemented by an updated PR template that guides contributors on best practices for issue linking.
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- Automated PR Triage Workflows: Introduces two new GitHub Actions workflows: one for real-time PR triage on every change, and another for hourly scheduled auditing of open PRs.
- Real-time Issue & Label Sync: The 'Gemini Automated PR Triage' workflow ensures every PR is linked to an issue and syncs labels from the linked issue to the PR for immediate context and consistency.
- Scheduled PR Auditing: The 'Gemini Scheduled PR Triage' workflow runs hourly to catch any PRs missed by real-time triage and ensures all labels remain in sync with their linked issues.
- Updated Pull Request Template: The
.github/pull_request_template.mdfile has been updated with detailed instructions on how to properly link issues to pull requests, including guidance on keywords for automatic issue closure.
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This pull request updates the pull request template to provide clearer instructions for linking issues. The changes are well-structured and improve contributor guidance. Based on the provided diff, I have reviewed the changes and found no issues that meet the high or critical severity threshold for feedback.
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This commit introduces two new workflows to automate pull request triage and auditing. The "Gemini Automated PR Triage" workflow is triggered on every pull request change. It ensures that every PR is linked to an issue and syncs all labels from the issue to the PR. This provides immediate context to reviewers and ensures consistency. The "Gemini Scheduled PR Triage" workflow runs hourly to audit all open pull requests, ensuring that any PRs that were missed by the real-time triage are correctly labeled and that all labels are kept in sync with their linked issues. This also updates the pull request template to provide clear instructions on how to link issues to pull requests.
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This commit introduces two new workflows to automate pull request triage and auditing.
The "Gemini Automated PR Triage" workflow is triggered on every pull request change. It ensures that every PR is linked to an issue and syncs all labels from the issue to the PR. This provides immediate context to reviewers and ensures consistency.
The "Gemini Scheduled PR Triage" workflow runs hourly to audit all open pull requests, ensuring that any PRs that were missed by the real-time triage are correctly labeled and that all labels are kept in sync with their linked issues.
This also updates the pull request template to provide clear instructions on how to link issues to pull requests.
Fixes #3065
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