nemoclaw-contributor-create-pr

To create a pull request using the gh cli, you must generate a PR body that exactly matches the project template, including required sections like the DCO sign-off, and use conventional-commit-style titles with the gh pr create command.

A DCO sign-off is a line in the pull request body certifying your right to submit the code. You need it for a pull request when contributing to projects like NemoClaw that require strict template compliance for developer certification of origin.

To ensure your branch is ready for a contributor workflow pull request, verify you are not on main, confirm your branch is ahead of main, check for a clean working tree, and run change-type-specific verification commands before pushing.

Yes, you can use the gh pr create command for bug fixes and documentation updates on non-main branches. The workflow applies to feature development and review submissions once commits are pushed to the remote repository.

You should use a conventional-commit-style title format for a NemoClaw GitHub pull request. This standardizes the submission alongside the gh pr create command and the --assignee @me flag.

Your pull request fails template validation when the PR body is not fully populated or lacks the DCO sign-off line. You must fill every required section of the template in the correct structure to pass automated checks.