As a developer, I want to use emojis in commit messages so that I can easily identify the purpose or intention of a commit by simply looking at the emojis used.
About
This workflow triggers on every new pull request to the specified branch (in this example, the main branch). It checks commit messages for the presence of keywords in this instance Conventional Commits and comments a reacting image fetched from the Emojik API to the comment section of the pull request.
Dunridge
commented
5 days ago
Courtesy of @rcmtcristian
Part of the OSS Architecture track
User Story:
As a developer, I want to use emojis in commit messages so that I can easily identify the purpose or intention of a commit by simply looking at the emojis used.
About
This workflow triggers on every new pull request to the specified branch (in this example, the main branch). It checks commit messages for the presence of keywords in this instance Conventional Commits and comments a reacting image fetched from the Emojik API to the comment section of the pull request.
Task
For a more streamlined process, you can consider using the Copilot prompt: "How to create a GitHub Action similar to the PR Emote Generator?"
Alternatively, you can also review the commented code in the PR Emote Action Repository for guidance.
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