Implements a GitHub Action that performs actions on issues and/or pull requests based on configurable conditions.

At the moment it provides the following actions

• Labeler
  • Auto-label issues
  • Auto-label pull requests
  • Check issues for the existence of at least one label from a given list and auto-label if it's not found
• Assigner
  • Auto-add issues to a project column - only repository projects are currently supported

Add a .github/workflows/main.yml file to your repository with these contents:

name: Virtual Assistant

on: [issues, pull_request]

jobs:
  build:

	runs-on: ubuntu-latest

	steps:
	- uses: ppapapetrou76/virtual-assistant@0.3
	  env:
		GITHUB_TOKEN: "${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}"

Then, add a ./github/virtual-assistant.yml with the configuration as described below.

Configuration can be stored at ./github/virtual-assistant.yml as below

The labeler action can be configured for issues and pull-requests. The labels property accepts a list of labels and these labels will be added to the issues/pull-requests The actions property accepts a list of event actions to trigger the labeler The at-least-one property accepts a list of labels and a default label.

The assigner action can be configured for issues The project property is composed of a url property which is the url of your project (just grab it from your browser) and a column property which is the name of your project column (case sensitive)

labeler:
  issues:
    labels:
      - label1
      - label2
      - area:label3
    actions:
      - opened
      - milestoned
    at-least-one:
      labels:
        - priority:1
        - priority:2
        - priority:3
      default: priority:2

  pull-requests:
    labels:
      - label1
      - label2
    actions:
      - opened
      - synchronize

assigner:
  issues:
    project:
      url: https://github.com/ppapapetrou76/virtual-assistant/projects/1
      column: To do
    actions:
      - opened
      - milestoned

For example, given the above configuration

the action will

• add to all new pull request the labels : label1 and label2
• add to all new issues the labels : label1,label2 and area:label3
• check all new issues if at least one of the labels priority:1,priority:2,priority:3 exists and if not it will add the label priority:2
• add all new issues to the project with number 1 under the column To do