fix-github-issue

You can automate GitHub issue fixes by using a guided workflow that creates a feature branch, implements code changes, runs tests, and opens a pull request when tests pass. This requires a local clone and gh CLI authentication.

To automate issue resolution, you need gh CLI authentication, a local clone of the target repository, a conventional commit style, and a test suite defined in your project configuration to validate changes before opening a pull request.

Yes, the workflow runs your local test suite, such as PHPUnit or Pest, on the feature branch. It ensures all tests pass before automatically opening a pull request with a conventional commit message and clear description.

Feature branches are automatically named using the fix-<short-description> convention. This naming strategy keeps branch history organized while implementing the specific code patch required to resolve the GitHub issue.

The workflow runs tests defined in your project configuration, mentioning PHPUnit and Pest as examples. As long as your project specifies a test suite execution command, it can validate the feature branch changes before opening a pull request.

If tests fail on the feature branch, the workflow stops and prevents opening a pull request. This ensures that only validated code changes with passing tests are submitted for review to resolve the GitHub issue.