onex-pr-polish

To resolve merge conflicts and address review feedback on a GitHub pull request, you can use a structured PR polishing workflow that guides conflict resolution, integrates review comments, and performs iterative quality checks before merging.

The best way to prepare a pull request for a clean merge is to follow an iterative review workflow that handles merge conflict resolution, processes code review feedback, and runs local quality assurance checks before pushing final fixes.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed to automate pull request polishing workflows, as it is required for PR manipulation, handling CI failures, and pushing updates directly through GitHub collaboration integrations.

Yes, you can integrate CI failure fixes and code review comments locally by iterating over the pull request quality assurance process, resolving issues, and pushing the updated fixes to report the final PR status.

An iterative quality review process for pending pull requests works by guiding you through local quality assurance passes, addressing merge conflicts and review feedback continuously until the codebase is clean and ready for merging.

Your pull request may still have merge conflicts after passing initial code review because the target branch has updated, requiring a structured PR polish workflow to resolve conflicts and address any newly introduced feedback before merging.