Feature: GitHub Actions for PR Review - #15
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow,
pull-request-review.yml, that enables authorized users to post code reviews programmatically via a manually triggered workflow. The enhancement also includes a logical reorganization of pull-request-related workflows by standardizing their naming convention.Changes Implemented:
pull-request-review.yml: This new workflow is dispatched manually through the GitHub UI or API. It accepts three inputs (pull_request_url,review_event, andreview_message) and utilizes the ws2git/code-scout@v1 action to post a review comment, approval, or change request to the specified Pull Request. It complements our existing automation suite by providing a flexible, on-demand review mechanism.Workflow Naming Standardization: To improve clarity and organization within the
.github/workflows/directory, all workflows primarily interacting with Pull Requests have been renamed using thePull Request [Action]pattern. Specifically:Create Pull Request→Pull Request CreateMotivation:
This update enhances our CI/CD toolkit by adding a powerful, scriptable interface for code reviews while improving project maintainability.
gh-pr-*.yml) groups related workflows logically, making the repository's automation structure more intuitive and easier to navigate for contributors and maintainers.