Feature: Implements Pull Request Creation and Merging Functionality for GitHub Actions - #9
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This pull request introduces new GitHub Actions workflows that enable users to create and merge (squash) pull requests directly through their GitHub repositories. These workflows extend the automation capabilities, allowing for streamlined pull request management with simplified inputs.
Implemented Scripts:
gh-pr-create.yml: This GitHub Actions workflow allows users to programmatically create new pull requests. It takes inputs such as the target repository, source branch, target branch, and the pull request's title and body, leveraging the GitHub API to automate the creation process.gh-pr-merge.yml: This workflow provides the functionality to merge a specified pull request using the squash and merge method. It requires the pull request URL as an input and utilizes the GitHub API to perform the merge operation, simplifying the integration of changes.How to use:
Feel free to review the code and provide any feedback.