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Prevent merging of Pull Requests with "WIP" in the title
Close stale Issues and Pull Requests
Enforce the DCO on Pull Requests
Requests more info on issues and pull requests with the default title or an empty body.
Keep your forks up-to-date.
Drafts your next release notes as pull requests are merged into master.
Welcomes new users
Creates new issues from actionable comments in your code.
Easily recognize all contributions per the all-contributors spec
Pull Requests for repository settings
Status check that ensures your pull requests follow the Conventional Commits spec
Create polls in GitHub issues.
Set reminders on Issues and Pull Requests
Create starter issues to help onboard new open source contributors
Locks closed issues and pull requests after a period of inactivity.
Add context to the links shared in discussions
Closes Issues where the author hasn't responded to a request for more information.
Pastes the error output of a failing build into the relevant PR.
Lints all commits of new or edited pull requests and sets an appropriate status check.
Prevent Repos from being made public in an organization
Weekly automated summary of activity on your GitHub repository
A dependency manager for your Pull Requests.
Moves issues between repositories.
Replies to toxic comments with a maintainer designated reply and a link to the repo's code of conduct
Prevent merging of Pull Requests based on configurations.
Adds `triage` label to newly-created issues and then removes it when other label(s) are added
Deletes +1 comments and encourages the use of GitHub reactions.
Add reviewers/assignees to pull requests when pull requests are opened.
Add a label depending on the pull request's status
Comments on and closes issues labeled as support requests.
Comments on new issues and pull requests based on your configuration.
Comment on the issues that do not include some contents then close them.
Adds links for rendered edited markdown files to the bottom of pull requests
Assigns labels to issues based on the status of the PR associated with it.
Notifies maintainers when new contributors who have been toxic in the past join the project
Finds YAML syntax errors (or YAMBURGERS) on files changed in GitHub Pull Requests.
Respond to @mentions with an auto-response when you are OOO
Replies to newly opened pull requests that do not update a file in the `/docs` folder or the `README`
Invite authors of merged pull requests to your organization
Monitors and instantly removes any outside collaborators added to your Organization.
Ensure sensitive, considerate writing before you merge your Pull Requests
Comments on pull requests that try to disable eslint rules.
Label issues based on title and body against list of defined labels.
Labels issues with the most "+1" emoji reactions
Requires writing the tests in Pull Requests.
Enforce a minimum number of reviews on Pull Requests
Triggers a deployment event on GitHub based on pull request labels.
Marks incomplete issues with a label and comment
Searches files similar with deleted code in Pull Request.
Open issues and pull requests in Gitpod
Marks/Censors Issues and Pull Requests containing offensive content.
Create full copies of issues with a single command
Update Homebrew taps when you publish new GitHub releases.
An app that asks if you're really sure something is trivial when you make a comment in Github issues.
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