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merge-pr-check

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Use this skill when the user asks to merge a PR, check if a PR is ready to merge, "merge PR", "can this PR be merged", "merge-pr-check". Requires Gitee MCP Server to be configured.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Check whether a Pull Request meets the criteria for merging, then execute the merge after confirmation.

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  2. Very specific:

    Use get_pull_detail to retrieve PR details and check:

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  3. Very specific:

    Use list_comments (resource_type: pull) to retrieve all comments and check:

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  4. Very specific:

    Use get_diff_files to inspect changed files:

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  5. Distinctive:

    If the checks pass, ask the user to confirm the merge.

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  6. Very specific:

    After confirmation, use merge_pull with these parameters:

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  7. Very specific:

    Default recommendation: merge.

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  8. Distinctive:

    After a successful merge, output the result and ask whether the user wants to delete the source branch.

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  9. Distinctive:

    If there are conflicts, the Gitee API will return an error — prompt the user to resolve conflicts first

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SKILL.md

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Merge PR Check via Gitee MCP

Check whether a Pull Request meets the criteria for merging, then execute the merge after confirmation.

Prerequisites

  • Gitee MCP Server configured (tools: get_pull_detail, list_comments (resource_type: pull), get_diff_files, merge_pull)
  • User must provide: repository owner, repository name, PR number

Steps

Step 1: Fetch PR Status

Use get_pull_detail to retrieve PR details and check:

Basic status

  • Whether the PR is open (stop if already closed/merged)
  • Whether it is a Draft — if so, inform the user it must be converted to a regular PR first
  • Whether source and target branches are correct

Pre-merge checklist

  • Whether the PR has a description explaining the purpose of the changes
  • Whether a reviewer has been assigned

Step 2: Analyze Comments and Review Feedback

Use list_comments (resource_type: pull) to retrieve all comments and check:

  • Whether any reviewer has explicitly objected to merging (e.g., "NACK", "needs changes", "do not merge")
  • Whether there are unresolved discussions (questions raised but not replied to)
  • Whether there are any LGTM or Approved responses

Step 3: Quick Diff Check

Use get_diff_files to inspect changed files:

  • Whether there are obvious omissions (e.g., code changed but related config not updated)
  • Whether unexpected files are included (debug code, temp files)
  • Whether the scope of changes matches the PR description

Step 4: Provide Merge Recommendation

Based on the checks above, output a merge assessment report:

## PR Merge Check Report

**PR**: #[number] [title]
**Status**: [Open/Draft/Closed]

### Checklist

✅ PR is in Open state
✅ Has a change description
⚠️  No reviewer approval yet
✅ Diff scope is reasonable

### Conclusion

[Ready to merge / Recommend waiting for review / Not recommended to merge]

Reason: [Specific explanation]

Step 5: Execute Merge (requires user confirmation)

If the checks pass, ask the user to confirm the merge.

After confirmation, use merge_pull with these parameters:

  • merge_method: merge strategy — merge (creates a merge commit), squash (squashes commits), or rebase
    • Default recommendation: merge; suggest squash if the PR has many messy commits
  • commit_message: merge commit message (optional, defaults to PR title)

After a successful merge, output the result and ask whether the user wants to delete the source branch.

Notes

  • Merging is irreversible — always wait for explicit user confirmation before proceeding
  • If there are conflicts, the Gitee API will return an error — prompt the user to resolve conflicts first
  • It is recommended to confirm that CI has passed before merging (check the PR's status checks)

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