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I just noticed a series of apparently unsolicited PRs opened against wordpress/wordpress-develop forks and it's causing quite a bit of noise. My Github notifications are lighting up because I was @-mentioned in comments on those PRs, which themselves are the result of bots that address new PRs.
Are you or is someone running this pull-bot against WordPress? if so, could we pause that to avoid overwhelming the project contributors and maintainers?
Thanks!
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Did anyone request that your code create pull requests on these repos? Is this even you doing this or did someone else use your tool to start creating these?
Hi @dmsnell correct, the fork owners requested Pull to be run on their repos to automatically create pull requests from upstream (wordpress-develop's trunk branch to the fork's trunk branch).
It appears the notifications you are receiving are originating from "Props Bot / Generate a list of props (pull_request_target)" workflow which is set up to tag users like yourselves. I recommend updating this workflow so it doesn't run on forks, and put the username inside a code block so it doesn't get treated as a notification by GitHub.
Hi @wei.
I just noticed a series of apparently unsolicited PRs opened against wordpress/wordpress-develop forks and it's causing quite a bit of noise. My Github notifications are lighting up because I was
@
-mentioned in comments on those PRs, which themselves are the result of bots that address new PRs.Are you or is someone running this pull-bot against WordPress? if so, could we pause that to avoid overwhelming the project contributors and maintainers?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: