update-pr-description
Update the PR's title and description to accurately reflect the changes.
What this skill does
Update the PR's title and description to accurately reflect the changes. ## Analysis Steps 1. Fetch PR details: `gh pr view --json title,body,commits,files` 2. Review all commits and changes: `gh pr diff` 3. Understand the full scope of changes (not just latest commit) 4. If the PR title and description were not empty, show me a summary of what will change (added, removed, etc) before updating the PR ## Title Requirements - Keep concise (โค 72 characters recommended) - Use imperative mood (e.g., "Add feature" not "Adds feature") - Accurately summarize the overall change - If the title already starts with a tag in `[]` (e.g., `[Build]`, `[Azure Function]`), preserve it exactly and only update the rest of the title. - If there is no existing tag, add an appropriate topic tag in `[]`: e.g., "[Azure Function] Add feature" ## Description Requirements - Follow repository template if available (search case-insensitive): - `pull_request_template.md` - `.github/pull_request_template.md` - `docs/pull_request_template.md` - If no template, include: - Summary of changes (what and why) - Testing performed - Breaking changes or migration notes (if applicable) - Keep concise but complete - Use bullet points for clarity - End the description with a short, witty joke formatted as a quote from Claude: > *"[joke here]"* โ Claude ๐ค If the existing PR description already has a joke, keep the existing one. ## Updating PR ### When editing an existing PR description 1. Save the current PR description to a temp file: `gh pr view --json body --jq .body > "$(mktemp)"` 2. Use the Edit tool to modify the temp file with the new description (this lets the user see the diff and approve before changes are applied) 3. Once approved, apply: `gh pr edit PR_NUMBER --title "..." --body-file <temp-file>` 4. Clean up the temp file ### When creating a new PR or the existing description is empty 1. Write the description directly using `gh pr edit PR_NUMBER --title "..." --body "..."` - No temp file needed since there's nothing to diff against
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