Rulesets

Introduction

Installation

Quickstart

Understanding rule structure and behavior

Rules

Events

Conditions

Validate pull request content and metadata

Validations

Automated actions to take on validation results

Actions

Title Validator

Validate PR description content and format

Description Validator

Validate commit message format and content

Commit Validator

Branch Validator

Validate PR size (files, additions, deletions)

Size Validator

Validate task list completion in PR descriptions

Task List Validator

Validate pull request approval requirements

Approvals Validator

Label Validator

Validate PR age (time since creation or update)

Age Validator

Ensure related files are included in the PR

Dependent Files Validator

Files Filter

Author Filter

Team Filter

Automatically assign users to pull requests

Assign Action

Automatically request reviews for pull requests

Request Review Action

Filter rules based on repository properties

Repository Filter

Branch Filter

Milestone Filter

Label Action

Merge Action

Close Action

Comment Action

Create GitHub check runs for validation results

Checks Action

Enforce Conventional Commits format in your PRs

Conventional Commits

Enforce branch naming conventions and protect important branches

Branch Protection Example

Enforce manageable PR sizes with automatic labeling and feedback

PR Size Limits Example

Automatically categorize PRs with intelligent labeling

Getting Started

Core Concepts

Pull Request Validation

Dependency Management

Team & Collaboration

Repository Management

Automation & Workflow

Label