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Add slash command /pr:open to list open PRs with useful information #772
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/assign @rioliu-rh @tomasdavidorg |
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I'm not sure this brings any additional value. It's essentially another layer that wraps gh pr list --author @me --label bug --limit 10Our existing /pr:approve and /pr:lgtm commands make sense because they add automation (posting comments), but this just duplicates functionality that's already readily available. |
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TBH, cc can recognize |
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@tomasdavidorg and @rioliu-rh : Just a finding, looks like even the current PR commands (/pr:lgtm and /pr:approve) are just thin wrappers around "gh pr comment", which doesn't add much value since users can just run gh pr comment --body "/lgtm" directly. |
because AI agent does not know how to use our CI plugin. it only can add label for a PR with option |
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Adds a new Claude Code slash command that provides an interactive way to
list and filter pull requests in the repository using the GitHub CLI.
Features:
The command wraps 'gh pr list' with a user-friendly interface, making it
easier to review PRs during development workflows.