Labeling PRs
Casey Hillers edited this page Jun 5, 2023
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Across the Flutter organization, the labeler GitHub action is used per repo.
For repos that already use it, only .github/labeler.yml
needs to be edited. For bringing up new repos, .github/workflows/labeler.yml
should be copied from an existing repo into the new repo.
macos:
# **/* recursively searches all subdirectories and files
- shell/platform/darwin/macos/**/*
# For complex label names, it may need to be wrapped in quotes
'a: accessibility':
- **/accessibility/*
GitHub actions do not test changes in presubmit. To verify, copy your local change into a YAML linter to verify the file is not malformed.
Once landed, you can look at new workflow runs to see if the matches are being used.
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