GStraccini-bot - Automate Your Workflow

Auto-create pull requests and label them based on size and impact.

Automatically scan and validate links across your repositories.

Generate commit messages, manage issues, and more through custom workflows.

Available Commands

@gstraccini help: Shows available commands.
@gstraccini hello: Greets the invoker.
@gstraccini thank you: Replies with a "You're welcome" message.
@gstraccini add project <projectPath>: Adds a project to the solution file (for .NET projects).
@gstraccini appveyor build <type>: Runs an AppVeyor build for a target commit/pull request.
@gstraccini appveyor bump version <component>: Bumps the version in AppVeyor.
@gstraccini appveyor register: Registers the repository in AppVeyor.
@gstraccini appveyor reset: Resets the AppVeyor build number for a repository.
@gstraccini bump version <version> <project>: Bumps the .NET version in .csproj files.
@gstraccini change runner <runner> <workflow> <jobs>: Changes the GitHub Actions runner in a workflow file.
@gstraccini csharpier: Formats C# code using CSharpier.
@gstraccini fix csproj: Updates the .csproj file with NuGet package versions (for .NET Framework projects).
@gstraccini prettier: Formats code using Prettier.
@gstraccini rerun failed checks: Reruns failed checks in the target pull request.
@gstraccini rerun failed workflows: Reruns failed GitHub Actions workflows in the target pull request.
@gstraccini review: Enables review for the target pull request.
@gstraccini track: Tracks a pull request, queues a build, and synchronizes merge branches.
@gstraccini update snapshot: Updates test snapshots for Node.js projects.

Note: If you are not allowed to use the bot, a thumbs-down reaction will be added to your comment.

Tip: You can trigger commands with a ✅ tick (beta feature).