Squash-merge a feature branch into main using the PR title and body.
npx skills add https://github.com/SnowboardTechie/dotfiles --skill manual-merge
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: manual-merge Source: https://github.com/SnowboardTechie/dotfiles/tree/main/dot-config/opencode/skills/manual-merge Command: npx skills add https://github.com/SnowboardTechie/dotfiles --skill manual-merge
Manual squash-merging a branch into main locally can be error-prone and create inconsistent history. This skill automates the workflow by using the PR title and description as the commit message, ensuring a clear, linear main branch.
Run the manual-merge workflow on your feature branch to squash-merge into main using the PR description as the commit message.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To perform a local squash-merge, the skill automates applying a feature branch to main by fetching the pull request title and body from the remote forge and using them directly as the squash commit message.
Yes, the local squash-merge skill works with both GitHub and Forgejo-compatible remotes by automatically detecting the configured remote forge and locating the corresponding pull request for the branch.
Before running a local squash-merge, the skill enforces safety checks by aborting if the current branch is main, verifying the worktree is clean, and preventing the merge if any conflicts are detected.
No, you cannot squash-merge a feature branch locally if the git worktree is dirty, as the skill enforces pre-flight guardrails requiring a clean worktree and an up-to-date main branch to prevent errors.
Using a local squash-merge instead of merging directly through the GitHub interface ensures a clear, linear main branch history by programmatically applying the PR description as the commit message while maintaining local validation guardrails.
cacr92Merge a feature branch into main and clean up branches and worktree.
ormastesSynchronize git repositories on main with pull, rebase, and push guards.
mvillmowVerify GitHub pull requests for CI checks, approvals, and merge conflicts.
tkerseyFinish GitHub pull requests by updating branches, monitoring CI, and squash-merging.
