vansante / github-pr-labeler

🤖 Probot app that listens to new/changes to Pull Requests and issues labels to them based on a config file in the repository.

PR-Labeler

A GitHub App built with Probot that labels pull requests automatically

Configuration

See config-sample for an example of a configuration yaml file that can be placed in your repository in the path .github/pr-labeler.yml.

Simple on/off labels

There are a number of possible on/off flags that when triggered allow setting a single label.

These are:

• has-milestone-label: The label under the value will be applied when there is a milestone attached to this PR.
• has-comments-label: The label under the value will be applied when there are comments on this PR.
• has-review-comments-label: The label under the value will be applied when there are review comments on this PR.
• is-mergeable-label: The label under the value will be applied when there are no checks stopping this PR from being merged.
• is-draft-label: The label under the value will be applied when the PR is a draft.

Labels to apply for certain paths

Under the path-labels key you can store labels that should be applied when certain paths are touched in a PR. The path values allow wildcards and partial paths.

For example:

path-labels:
  frontend: ["*.js", "*.css", "*.html"]
  backend: ["/app/*"]

This config will apply the frontend label when .js, .css or .html files are added/changed/removed, and will apply the backend label when the same happens to any file in /app.

Labels to apply for branches targeted

The target-branch-labels key allows you to apply a label for a target branch.

For example:

target-branch-labels:
  experimental: ["experiments"]

This config will apply the experiments label when a PR targets the experimental branch. Multiple branches are possible for one branch.

Labels to apply for words in PR title

The title-keyword-labels allows you to apply a label when a certain word is found in the PR title.

For example:

title-keyword-labels:
  in-progress: ["WiP"]

This config applies the in-progress label whenever it encounters WiP anywhere in the PR title.

Labels to apply for words in PR description

The description-keyword-labels allows you to the same, but then for the PR description.

Labels to apply for line change counts

The line-changes-labels key allows you to give an array of possible conditions for the amount, which if all apply, apply the label.

Possible conditions are:

• greater-than: The count must be greater than the given number.
• greater-than-equal: The count must be greater than or equal to the given number.
• less-than: The count must be smaller than the given number.
• less-than-equal: The count must be smaller than or equal to the given number.

For example:

line-changes-labels:
  - greater-than: 300
    less-than-equal: 1000
    label: medium
  - greater-than: 1000
    label: large

The label medium will be applied if the amount of line changes in the PR is in the range of 301 to 1000. The label large will be applied if the amount of line changes in the PR is 1001 to infinity.

Labels to apply for line addition counts

The line-addition-labels will do the same thing as line changes, but instead only look at the lines added.

Labels to apply for line deletion counts

The line-deletion-labels will do the same thing as line changes, but instead only look at the lines deleted.

Labels to apply for commit counts

The commit-count-labels will do the same thing as line changes, but instead it looks at the amount of commits that are in the PR.

Labels to apply for authors

The author-labels allows you to apply a label when certain developers open a PR.

For example:

author-labels:
  master-of-code: ["coder1"]

The master-of-code label is applied when coder1 opens a PR.

Settings

Some settings are configurable under the settings key:

• process-closed-prs: Boolean. Should the robot do anything with PRs that are closed? Default false.
• process-merged-prs: Boolean. Should the robot do anything with PRs that are merged? Default false.
• remove-labels: Boolean. Should the robot also remove labels when their triggers are no longer true? Default false.
• remove-keyword-labels: Boolean. Should the robot also remove labels triggered by magic keywords when they are no longer found? Default false.

Setup

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run the bot
npm start

Contributing

If you have suggestions for how PR-Labeler could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions.