Notre avis

Crée une pull request à partir de la branche courante avec titre, description et options (brouillon, branche cible).

Points forts

Automatise la création de PR avec des titres et descriptions personnalisés
Prend en charge les PR en mode brouillon pour les travaux en cours
Compatibilité avec les styles de flags GitHub CLI et Azure CLI
Gère les branches source et cible spécifiques

Limites

Nécessite que l'outil 'aide' soit installé et configuré
Ne gère pas la validation ou le push des commits avant la création
Les intégrations spécifiques (GitHub, Azure) dépendent de la configuration

Quand l'utiliser

Utilisez cette compétence lorsque vous avez terminé des modifications et souhaitez ouvrir une pull request pour les soumettre à la révision.

Quand l'éviter

Ne l'utilisez pas si vous devez d'abord valider et pousser vos commits, ou si vous utilisez un outil de PR différent non pris en charge par 'aide'.

Exemples

Basic PR creation

Create a pull request with title 'Add user authentication'

PR with description and target branch

Open a PR titled 'PROJ-123: Add OAuth' with description 'Implements OAuth 2.0 with PKCE flow' targeting release/v2.0

Draft PR for early feedback

Create a draft pull request from current branch with title 'WIP: Refactor auth module'

name: pr-create description: Create a new pull request. Use when the user wants to open a PR, submit code for review, create a draft PR, or push changes for merge. allowed-tools: Bash(aide:*)

Create Pull Request

Create a new pull request from the current branch.

When to Use

User says "create a PR" or "open a pull request"
User wants to submit code for review
User has finished changes and needs to merge
User wants to create a draft PR for early feedback

How to Execute

Run:

aide pr create --title "Title" [options]

Flags

Supports both GitHub CLI and Azure CLI style flags:

| Flag (gh-style) | Short | Aliases (az-style) | Description | |-----------------|-------|-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------| | --title | -t | - | PR title (required) | | --body | -b | --description | PR description/body | | --head | -H | --source, -s, --source-branch | Source/head branch (defaults to current branch) | | --base | -B | --target, --target-branch | Target/base branch (defaults to main) | | --draft | -d | - | Create as draft PR |

Output Includes

PR ID and URL
Title and description
Source and target branches
Status (draft or active)

Best Practices

Use descriptive titles that summarize the change
Include ticket references in title (e.g., "PROJ-123: Add feature")
Start as draft if work is incomplete
Always include a meaningful description

Common Patterns

# Basic PR creation
aide pr create --title "Add user authentication"

# With description
aide pr create --title "PROJ-123: Add OAuth" --body "Implements OAuth 2.0 with PKCE flow"

# Draft PR for early feedback
aide pr create --title "WIP: Refactor auth module" --draft

# Targeting specific branch
aide pr create --title "Hotfix: Login bug" --base release/v2.0

PR Management Workflow

Prepare branch: Ensure all changes are committed and pushed
Create PR: Use appropriate flags for title, description, target
Draft mode: Use --draft for work-in-progress
Monitor: Use pr-comments skill to track feedback
Publish: Use pr-update skill with --publish when ready

Next Steps

After creating a PR:

Share the PR URL with reviewers
Use pr-comments skill to monitor feedback
Use pr-update skill to publish draft when ready

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