/approve-pr
Approve a pull request after verifying it meets quality standards.
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/approve-pr
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What this command does when you run it.
Approve a pull request after verifying it meets quality standards.
Command definition
approve-pr.mdname: approve-pr
description: Approve a pull request after verifying it meets quality standards.
Approve a pull request after verifying it meets quality standards.
Steps
1. Fetch PR details and verify it has been reviewed: `gh pr view <number>`. 2. Run the approval checklist:
- [ ] PR description is clear and explains the motivation.
- [ ] All CI checks are passing: `gh pr checks <number>`.
- [ ] Tests are included for new functionality.
- [ ] No secrets or credentials in the diff.
- [ ] No critical code review findings unresolved.
- [ ] Branch is up to date with base.
3. If all checks pass, submit approval:
- `gh pr review <number> --approve --body "<summary>"`.
4. If checks fail, report which items need attention. 5. Optionally enable auto-merge if configured:
- `gh pr merge <number> --auto --squash`.
Format
PR #<number>: <title>
Checklist:
[x] Description clear
[x] CI passing
[x] Tests included
[x] No secrets
[x] No critical issues
[x] Branch up to date
Status: Approved
Review comment: <summary of assessment>
Rules
- Never approve without reviewing the full diff.
- Verify CI checks are passing at the time of approval.
- If the PR has outstanding review comments, ensure they are resolved.
- Add a brief summary of what was reviewed in the approval comment.
- Do not approve PRs that increase test failures or reduce coverage significantly.
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name: approve-pr description: Approve a pull request after verifying it meets quality standards.
Approve a pull request after verifying it meets quality standards.
Steps
1. Fetch PR details and verify it has been reviewed: `gh pr view <number>`. 2. Run the approval checklist:
- [ ] PR description is clear and explains the motivation.
- [ ] All CI checks are passing: `gh pr checks <number>`.
- [ ] Tests are included for new functionality.
- [ ] No secrets or credentials in the diff.
- [ ] No critical code review findings unresolved.
- [ ] Branch is up to date with base.
3. If all checks pass, submit approval:
- `gh pr review <number> --approve --body "<summary>"`.
4. If checks fail, report which items need attention. 5. Optionally enable auto-merge if configured:
- `gh pr merge <number> --auto --squash`.
Format
PR #<number>: <title> Checklist: [x] Description clear [x] CI passing [x] Tests included [x] No secrets [x] No critical issues [x] Branch up to date Status: Approved Review comment: <summary of assessment>
Rules
- Never approve without reviewing the full diff.
- Verify CI checks are passing at the time of approval.
- If the PR has outstanding review comments, ensure they are resolved.
- Add a brief summary of what was reviewed in the approval comment.
- Do not approve PRs that increase test failures or reduce coverage significantly.
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