Enhanced Workflows for Pull Request Management - #11
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* Github Actions update gh-pr-merge.yml * Github Actions update gh-pr-create.yml
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This pull request introduces significant improvements and new features to the existing workflows for managing pull requests (PRs), aiming to enhance the robustness, flexibility, and usability of the automation processes. The updates include more detailed error validation for PR creation and the addition of multiple merge strategies.
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gh-pr-create.yml: This workflow, which automates the creation of pull requests, has been enhanced to provide more robust feedback on the success or failure of the operation. The new version checks the exit code of thegh pr createcommand to display clearer and more useful success or error messages. Additionally, the inclusion of theGH_DEBUG=trueenvironment variable now provides more detailed debug logs, which are crucial for troubleshooting.gh-pr-merge.yml: The merge workflow has been completely restructured to support different merging strategies (merge, squash, and rebase), offering greater flexibility to developers. The previous version was limited to the squash strategy, while this new version allows the user to select the desired option directly from the GitHub Actions interface.