jj-update-pr
/jj-update-pr
Aktualizuje opisy istniejących pull requestów GitHub treścią generowaną przez AI na podstawie bieżącego diffu, aby odświeżyć opis po nowych zmianach.
- Autor
- hotthoughts ↗
- Repozytorium
- jj-skills ↗
- Licencja
- MIT
- Ostatnia zmiana repozytorium
- 27.09.2026
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Brak sygnałów. Repozytorium zmienione 27.09.2026, bez odwołań do wycofanych modeli i API.
MIT, otwarta: można używać i zmieniać, z zachowaniem informacji o autorze.
Co robi i kiedy
Aktualizuje opisy istniejących pull requestów GitHub treścią generowaną przez AI na podstawie bieżącego diffu, aby odświeżyć opis po nowych zmianach.
Oryginalny opis (EN)
Updates existing GitHub pull request descriptions with AI-generated content based on the current diff. Use when the user wants to update a PR description, refresh PR content, or sync PR with latest changes.
Jak działa
- Permission Requirements
- Workflow
- Complete Example
- When to Use
- Error Handling
Podgląd SKILL.md
--- name: jj-update-pr description: Updates existing GitHub pull request descriptions with AI-generated content based on the current diff. Use when the user wants to update a PR description, refresh PR content, or sync PR with latest changes. --- # Update GitHub PR Description This skill enables updating existing pull request descriptions with fresh AI-generated content based on the current state of the change. ## Permission Requirements **CRITICAL**: This workflow requires `jj` and `gh` CLI access with authentication. Always use: ``` required_permissions: ["all"] ``` ## Workflow When the user asks to update a PR description (e.g., "update the PR", "refresh PR description", "sync PR with changes"): ### Step 1: Identify the Change Default to `@-` (parent of working copy) unless the user specifies a different change. ### Step 2: Get the Branch Name ```bash jj log -r <change> -T 'bookmarks' --no-graph ``` ### Step 3: Verify PR Exists ```bash gh pr view <branch> ``` If no PR exists, suggest using the `jj-create-pr` workflow instead. ### Step 4: Get Updated Title Extract the first line of the change's description: ```bash jj log -r <change> -T description --no-graph | head -1 ``` If the description is empty, run the **Description Check Protocol** (see `jj-workflow` skill) to generate a conventional commit description from the diff, then re-extract the title: 1. Check `jj status` — if `@` is a placeholder (no modified files), evaluate `@-` carefully: verify it has a non-empty diff AND no trunk bookmarks (`main`, `master`, `main@origin`) before targeting it. If `@-` carries a trunk bookmark, ask the user which change to use. 2. Analyze `jj diff -r <change>` to understand what changed 3. Determine the conventional commit type (feat/fix/refactor/perf/docs/chore/test) from the diff 4. Set the description: `jj describe -r <change> -m "type: concise description"` (or use `--stdin` if preserving an existing body — see jj-workflow protocol) 5. Re-run the title extraction command to get the exact first line ### Step 5: Analyze the Current Diff ```bash jj diff -r <change> ``` ### Step 6: Generate Updated PR Description Based on the diff, write a fresh PR description: - **Summary**: One sentence describing the overall change - **Changes**: Bullet points of key modifications - Keep it brief and focused on "what" and "why" Example format: ```markdown ## Summary Brief description of what this PR accomplishes. ## Changes - Added X to handle Y - Refactored Z for better performance - Fixed bug where A caused B ``` ### Step 7: Update the PR Update both title and body: ```bash gh pr edit <branch> --title "<new_title>" --body "<new_description>" ``` Or update body only: ```bash gh pr edit <branch> --body "<new_description>" ``` ## Complete Example User: "Update the PR for @-" ```bash # 1. Get branch name jj log -r @- -T 'bookmarks' --no-graph # Output: "push-abc123" # 2. Verify PR exists gh pr view push-abc123 # (shows PR details) # 3. Get updated title (generates one from diff if description is empty — see Step 4) jj log -r @- -T description --no-graph | head -1 # Output: "feat: add user authentication" # If empty: run the Description Check Protocol to generate one, then re-extract # 4. Get current diff jj diff -r @- # (analyze the output) # 5. Update PR with new description gh pr edit push-abc123 \ --title "feat: add user authentication" \ --body "## Summary Adds JWT-based user authentication to the API. ## Changes - Added auth middleware for token validation - Created login and register endpoints - Added user model with password hashing - Updated API documentation" ``` ## When to Use - After making additional changes to a commit that already has a PR - When the original PR description is outdated or incomplete - After rebasing or squashing changes - When the user asks to "refresh" or "update" the PR ## Error Handling - If no bookmark/branch exists on the change, the PR may not be findable—ask user for PR number - If PR doesn't exist, suggest creating one with `jj-create-pr` workflow - If update fails, show the error and suggest checking PR status with `gh pr view`
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