github-pr
Fetch, preview, merge, and test GitHub PRs locally. Great for trying upstream PRs before they're merged.
What this skill does
# GitHub PR Tool Fetch and merge GitHub pull requests into your local branch. Perfect for: - Trying upstream PRs before they're merged - Incorporating features from open PRs into your fork - Testing PR compatibility locally ## Prerequisites - `gh` CLI authenticated (`gh auth login`) - Git repository with remotes configured ## Commands ### Preview a PR ```bash github-pr preview <owner/repo> <pr-number> ``` Shows PR title, author, status, files changed, CI status, and recent comments. ### Fetch PR branch locally ```bash github-pr fetch <owner/repo> <pr-number> [--branch <name>] ``` Fetches the PR head into a local branch (default: `pr/<number>`). ### Merge PR into current branch ```bash github-pr merge <owner/repo> <pr-number> [--no-install] ``` Fetches and merges the PR. Optionally runs install after merge. ### Full test cycle ```bash github-pr test <owner/repo> <pr-number> ``` Fetches, merges, installs dependencies, and runs build + tests. ## Examples ```bash # Preview MS Teams PR from clawdbot github-pr preview clawdbot/clawdbot 404 # Fetch it locally github-pr fetch clawdbot/clawdbot 404 # Merge into your current branch github-pr merge clawdbot/clawdbot 404 # Or do the full test cycle github-pr test clawdbot/clawdbot 404 ``` ## Notes - PRs are fetched from the `upstream` remote by default - Use `--remote <name>` to specify a different remote - Merge conflicts must be resolved manually - The `test` command auto-detects package manager (npm/pnpm/yarn/bun)
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