This bot assists in maintain changes across branches in a repository by easily cherry-picking changes via pull requests.
If you are an owner or collaborator of the repository or you are a member of the repository's organization, you can add a comment to a pull request:
/cherry-pick target-branch-name
target-branch-name is the branch to cherry-pick to. cherry-pick-bot will
cherry-pick the merged commit to a new branch (created from the target branch)
and open a new pull request to the target branch.
If you add/edit the comment on a merged pull request, it will immediately try to cherry-pick the merged commit.
If you add/edit the comment on an unmerged pull request, it will not do anything
immediately. When the pull request is merged, cherry-pick-bot will scan all
the comments on the pull request, collect valid target branches to cherry-pick to,
and then attempt to cherry-pick each one.
To enable the bot, create a configuration file at .github/cherry-pick-bot.yml.
Available configuration options:
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
enabled |
Whether this bot is enabled or not | true |
preservePullRequestTitle |
Preserves the original PR title | false |
npm test
If you have suggestions for how cherry-pick-bot could be improved, or want to report a bug, open an issue! We'd love all and any contributions.
For more, check out the Contributing Guide.
License Apache 2.0 © 2022 Google LLC.