pr-formatting
Create and update pull request descriptions with comprehensive, well-structured content. Use when the user asks to create a PR, mentions "pull request" or "PR", wants to merge a branch, or needs to update an existing PR description. Invokes /git-actions:pr-write (create draft PR) or /git-actions:pr-edit (update PR) commands which analyze commits, generate structured descriptions with testing/deployment notes, and handle approval workflow.
What this skill does
# Creating and Updating Pull Requests When the user needs to create or update a pull request, use the appropriate slash command. These commands orchestrate the workflow with best practices built-in. ## Commands ### Create New PR ```bash /git-actions:pr-write # Target main (or master if main doesn't exist) /git-actions:pr-write develop # Target specific branch /git-actions:pr-write main focus on security changes # With custom guidance ``` **What it does:** 1. Verifies not on base branch 2. Pushes branch to remote (if needed) 3. Analyzes all commits and changes 4. Generates comprehensive PR description 5. Presents for user approval 6. Creates **draft** PR on GitHub (requires gh CLI) ### Update Existing PR ```bash /git-actions:pr-edit # Update current branch's PR /git-actions:pr-edit 123 # Update specific PR by number /git-actions:pr-edit 123 add performance metrics # With custom guidance ``` **What it does:** 1. Fetches current PR description 2. Analyzes commits and changes 3. Generates updated description 4. Presents for user approval 5. Updates PR on GitHub ## The pr-creator Agent Both commands invoke the `pr-creator` agent, which has PR best practices embedded: - Checks for repository PR template first (follows if exists) - Generates clear, scannable structure - Includes: Summary, Changes, Testing, Deployment Notes - Organizes changes by component/area, not by file - Provides comprehensive testing checklist - Adapts to repository style ## Custom Instructions You can pass additional context to customize the output: ```bash /git-actions:pr-write brief format /git-actions:pr-edit 123 emphasize breaking changes /git-actions:pr-write main focus on performance improvements ``` ## Draft Mode All PRs are created in **draft mode** for review before publishing: - Review the generated description - Edit if needed: `/git-actions:pr-edit` - Mark ready when satisfied: `gh pr ready` ## Examples **User:** "I'm done with this feature, create a PR" **You:** Use `/git-actions:pr-write` to create a draft PR with a comprehensive description. **User:** "Create a PR to develop branch" **You:** Use `/git-actions:pr-write develop` to target the develop branch instead of main. **User:** "Update the PR description with the new changes" **You:** Use `/git-actions:pr-edit` to regenerate the PR description based on current commits. **User:** "The PR needs more emphasis on the security fixes" **You:** Use `/git-actions:pr-edit focus on security changes` to update the description with security emphasis.
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