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ci-pr-helper

Run local test/style checks and open GitHub PRs for lance-context. Use when asked to run CI-equivalent checks (uv pytest, ruff/pyright, cargo fmt/clippy/test) and then create a PR with a proper title/body.

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Run local test/style checks and open GitHub PRs for lance-context. Use when asked to run CI-equivalent checks (uv pytest, ruff/pyright, cargo fmt/clippy/test) and then create a PR with a proper title/body.
# CI PR Helper ## Overview Run project checks locally, then prepare and open a PR with a clear title and summary. ## Workflow 1. Ensure you are on a feature branch (not `main`). 2. Run local checks via the script in `scripts/`. 3. Draft a PR title/body using the template below. 4. If `gh` is available and authenticated, run `gh pr create` yourself; otherwise, surface the exact command for the user to execute manually. ## Local checks Run: ```bash ./.codex/skills/ci-pr-helper/scripts/run_ci_checks.sh ``` If it fails due to missing tools, install `uv`, `cargo`, or Python deps, then rerun. ## PR creation Draft a conventional title (e.g., `feat:`/`fix:`/`ci:`) and use: ``` ## Summary - ... ## Testing - uv run pytest - cargo test --manifest-path rust/lance-context/Cargo.toml - cargo fmt --manifest-path rust/lance-context/Cargo.toml -- --check - cargo clippy --manifest-path rust/lance-context/Cargo.toml --all-targets -- -D warnings - ruff format --check python/ - ruff check python/ - pyright ``` If you need to check auth status, you may still run: ```bash gh auth status ``` When ready: - If `gh` is ready to use, execute: ```bash gh pr create --title "<title>" --body "<body>" ``` - Some environments emit a spurious `Unsupported subcommand 'pr'` warning before running `gh`; ignore that message and continue with the command. - If `gh` is missing or fails, print the command instead so the user can run it locally.
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