oh-graphic-gitcode-pr-creator（哦图形 gitcode 公关创建者）

OpenHarmony Graphic Gitcode PR Creator

Quick Start

Create a Gitcode PR by following these steps:

1. Check git status - Verify modified files
2. Commit changes - Add Signed-off-by to commit message
3. Push to remote - Push branch to origin
4. Create Issue - Create related issue
5. Create PR - Use PR template from .gitcode/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.zh-CN.md

Workflow

1. Check Git Status

git status
git diff <file>

2. Commit Changes

Get user config and create commit with Signed-off-by:

git config user.name
git config user.email
git add <files>
git commit -m "<message>\n\nSigned-off-by: <name> <<email>>"

3. Push to Remote

git push origin <branch-name>

Note: You need to ask the user for the target branch name before creating the PR. Common options:

• master (default for most cases)
• OpenHarmony-6.1-Release (for 6.1 release branch)

4. Create Issue

Use gitcode_create_issue to create issue with:

• Title: PR title
• Body: Description of changes

5. Create PR

Read PR template from .gitcode/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.zh-CN.md and fill in:

• Description: Summary of changes
• Issue number: Link to created issue
• Test & Result: Test information
• CodeCheck: Fill all self-check results with "Pass"
• L0新增用例自检结果: Check appropriate box

Use gitcode_create_pull_request with formatted body.

CodeCheck Template

When filling CodeCheck table, ensure all rows have "Pass" in the result column:

Common Patterns

Test Optimization PRs

For test file optimizations:

• Description: "Optimize <test_file> - remove redundant code and improve coverage"
• CodeCheck: All Pass (test code doesn't typically trigger security checks)
• L0用例: Check "是，有新增L0用例，且完成自检"

Bug Fix PRs

For bug fixes:

• Description: "Fix <bug_description> in "
• Test & Result: Describe test scenario and expected behavior
• CodeCheck: All Pass

Important Notes

• Always use the Chinese PR template for OpenHarmony projects
• Ensure branch name is descriptive
• Link PR to issue for traceability
• Force push with --force when amending commits