Github PR Template Picker

Parses a Github repo for PR templates, adding a picker to the PR 'Create' view that will update the create description field.

What is Github PR Template Picker?

Github PR Template Picker Chrome extension is a tool that allows you to select and use different templates when creating pull requests on Github. It helps customize and standardize the information expected from contributors, making the PR creation process more efficient and consistent.

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By: CitizenKen

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Users: 30 ▲ 4

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2016-03-09)

Creation date: 2016-03-09

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
identity
tabs
*://github.com/*
webRequest
*://github.com/*

Size: 76.50K

Ranking

# 94890 ▲ 3168

Other rankings

#9864 in Developer Tools ▲ 176 #48 in template keyword 33 ▲ 3 #62 in templates keyword 38 ▲ 3 #133 in pull keyword 8 ▲ 2

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Github pull request templates customize and standardize the information expected when contributors create pull requests. Not all PRs require the same information, though. This plugin allows you to select a template to use when creating a PR.

Repo owners can add multiple templates to the repo's root, or in the .github folder also in the repo root. Templates should be named like so:

PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE<template name>.md

Any template named "PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md" will be used by Github/this plugin as the default. For more information, see this Github help post https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request-template-for-your-repository/

*** This plugin requires you to authenticate with a Github token with 'repo' access. See this link for help https://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use/