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Hi I am trying to create a workflow where, whenever there’s a change in a Github pull request it will automatically change the label for that pull request. Any Python step code for this specific workflow?
To create a workflow that updates the label of a pull request when there’s a change, you can use the “New or Updated Pull Request (Instant)” trigger and the “Update an Issue” action from the GitHub app. Here’s how to set up the workflow: 1. Search for the GitHub app from the trigger menu and select the “New or Updated Pull Request (Instant)” trigger. 2. Connect your GitHub account and select a repo. 3. Follow the instructions on the trigger configuration screen. You may need to generate a test event from GitHub to get real data to test your workflow. Next, add the “Update an Issue” action: 1. Search for the GitHub app from the step menu and select the “Update an Issue” action. 2. Connect your GitHub account. 3. For the “Issue Number” field, use the pull request number from the trigger step: {{steps.trigger.event.number}}. 4. Set the “Labels” field to the desired label you want to apply to the pull request. Please note that this workflow uses the GitHub app components and doesn’t require any Python code. If you still need assistance or have any questions, feel free to ask.
I want to set up the workflow that is certain review changes were made it will be labeled as “x” and if not it will be labeled as”y”. how can I set that condition?
To set up a workflow that labels a pull request based on certain review changes, you can use the “New Review Request” trigger and the “Update Issue” action from the GitHub app. You’ll also need a code step to determine the condition for labeling the pull request. Here’s how to set up the workflow: 1. Add the “New Review Request” trigger as described in the source. 2. Add a “Run Node.js code” step to determine if the condition for labeling is met. You’ll need to write custom logic based on your specific requirements. For example, you can check if a certain file was changed or if a specific reviewer approved the pull request. 3. Add the “Update Issue” action as described in the source. Use the pull request number from the trigger step: {{steps.trigger.event.number}}. 4. Set the “Labels” field using the result of the condition check from the code step. For example, if you named your code step check_condition, you can use {{steps.check_condition.outputs.label}} to set the label based on the condition. Here’s an example of the Node.js code step (step 2) to check a condition: export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps }) { const pr = steps.trigger.event.pull_request; // Replace this with your custom condition logic const conditionMet = pr.title.includes("special change"); return { label: conditionMet ? "x" : "y", }; }, }); Replace the example condition with your specific requirements. The code step will return an object with a label property set to either “x” or “y” based on the condition.
how about if the changes were the Review Changes as the condition. How can set that?
To set up a workflow that labels a pull request based on review changes, you can use the “New Review Request” trigger and the “Update Issue” action from the GitHub app. You’ll also need a code step to determine the condition for labeling the pull request. Here’s how to set up the workflow: 1. Add the “New Review Request” trigger as described in the source. 2. Add a “Run Node.js code” step to determine if the condition for labeling is met. You’ll need to write custom logic based on your specific requirements. For example, you can check if the review state is “changes_requested”. Here’s an example of the Node.js code step (step 2) to check the condition: export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps }) { const review = steps.trigger.event.review; const conditionMet = review.state === "changes_requested"; return { label: conditionMet ? "x" : "y", }; }, }); 3. Add the “Update Issue” action as described in the source. Use the pull request number from the trigger step: {{steps.trigger.event.number}}. 4. Set the “Labels” field using the result of the condition check from the code step. For example, if you named your code step check_condition, you can use {{steps.check_condition.outputs.label}} to set the label based on the condition. This workflow will check if the review state is “changes_requested” and label the pull request accordingly. You can modify the condition in the code step to match your specific requirements.
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