ship-it

You can automate git PR creation by running a single command that generates tests, lints code, updates docs, creates a branch from main, commits, pushes, and opens the PR automatically.

The best way to ship code changes from main involves coordinating with git status and recent commits to identify changes, then automating branch creation, commits, pushes, and PR opening.

Yes, you can automatically generate tests for changed files in your web app, including components, pages, and libraries, ensuring tests and builds pass before opening a PR.

Yes, the automated shipping workflow runs linting and updates documentation to ensure code quality and up-to-date docs before creating a feature branch and opening a pull request.

You should use an automated PR workflow when you finish a batch of changes on main and want to publish them with minimal friction by orchestrating tests, linting, docs updates, and PR creation.

A key limitation is that branch creation is strictly from main, meaning the automated workflow applies to web app changes detected via git diff and may not suit complex branching strategies outside of main.