github-workflow-as-kube

Commands

This workflow following Kubernetes habits, offering commands:

Name	Add	Remove	Note
Good First Issue	/good-first-issue	/remove-good-first-issue
Help	/help	/remove-help
LGTM	/lgtm	/lgtm cancel
Approve	/approve	/approve cancel	Only approvers have the privilege
Hold	/hold	/hold cancel	PR will not be merged once hold
Category	/kind feature	/remove-kind feature	Support kinds: `feature`, `cleanup`, `bug`, `documentation` and so on...
Assignment	/assign @somebody	/unassign @somebody	When @nobody, will assign/unassign to the commenter
Review Request	/cc @somebody	/uncc @somebody	When @nobody, will cc/uncc the commenter
Priority	/priority backlog	/remove-priority backlog	Support priorities: `important-critical-urgent`, `important-soon`, `important-longterm`, `backlog`, `awaiting-more-evidence`
Title	/retitle title_name	No OP
Lifecycle	/reopen	/close	Authors and collaborators on the repository can trigger this command
Milestone	/milestone v0.0.1	/milestone clear	Create the milestone labels manually in advance
Triage	/triage needs-information	/triage accepted	triage accepted will remove the `needs-triage` label
WIP	/wip	/wip cancel

NOTE: PR will be auto-merged once have lgtm and approved labels and no do-not-merge/* labels.

To use the workflow, you have to:

Provide a OWNERS file, only the approvers have the privilege to tag /approve or /approve cancel
Provide a github secret with the name of AGENT_TOKEN, it should have right permissions, like owning the privilege to create labels, which is required below. Most of the time, adding the token owner to the repo's Collaborators and teams with written role can help here.
Add the init-workflow to your project under the path of .github/workflows/, then run the workflow manually, which will help you finish the setup, like creating labels.
Add the workflow to your project under the path of .github/workflows/.

Then it should work now.