create-pr

To automate GitHub pull request creation, you can use a CLI-driven process with git and GitHub CLI (gh) that collects commit SHAs and generates a PR from your current branch directly to the main branch.

To automatically cherry-pick commits to release and stable branches, an automated workflow applies your current branch changes to main and then propagates those same commits via cherry-picks to the target release branches.

Yes, you can use the GitHub CLI (gh) to generate consistent PR titles and bodies by applying CLI-driven templates, ensuring uniform pull request structures across different development environments.

Yes, you need to stage changes, commit with a descriptive message, and push your feature branch to origin before triggering the tool to automatically create the main PR and execute cherry-picks.

The best way to manage branch propagation is using a CLI-driven workflow that creates a PR against main first, then automatically cherry-picks the same commit SHAs to your release and stable branches.

Your automated PR workflow requires changes on main first to establish a consistent base, which then allows the system to accurately track commit SHAs and propagate them via cherry-picks to release and stable branches.