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inheritance: true
reviews:
request_changes_workflow: true
high_level_summary_instructions:
Short and simple, keep it cohesive, no complex wording, assume everyone including the
PR reviewer is new to the project or to code in general - simple english so even non-english native speakers
understand everything just fine.
high_level_summary_in_walkthrough: true
in_progress_fortune: false
slop_detection:
label: slop
suggested_labels: true
auto_apply_labels: true
labeling_instructions:
- label: 'complexity: easy'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR makes a clearly scoped change in one isolated component or package.
- label: 'complexity: expert'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR changes fundamental architecture, core APIs, or collaboration behavior.
- label: 'complexity: hard'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR changes Y.js document synchronization, awareness protocol, or WebSocket provider internals.
- label: 'complexity: medium'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR changes multiple components or the Y.js/Hocuspocus integration with a clear implementation path.
- label: 'complexity: trivial'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR is an obvious change under 10 lines, such as a documentation typo or missing type check.
- label: good first issue
instructions: Apply this label if the PR is a small, self-contained change that is easy for a first-time contributor to understand.
- label: 'impact: critical'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR fixes data loss, a security vulnerability, broken core functionality, or a problem affecting nearly all users of a feature.
- label: 'impact: high'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR fixes behavior affecting a large portion of users or a common workflow.
- label: 'impact: low'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR fixes an obscure edge case, a specific browser condition, or a rarely used feature.
- label: 'impact: medium'
instructions: Apply this label if the PR fixes a common feature usage or a workflow shared by a group of users.
auto_review:
ignore_usernames:
- github-actions[bot]
issue_enrichment:
auto_enrich:
enabled: true
labeling:
auto_apply_labels: true
labeling_instructions:
- label: 'complexity: easy'
instructions: 'clearly described, affects one isolated component, fix localized to a single package'
- label: 'complexity: expert'
instructions: 'fundamental architecture conflict, core API changes affecting all extensions, or concurrent/collaboration behavior'
- label: 'complexity: hard'
instructions: 'requires deep understanding of Y.js document sync, awareness protocol, or WebSocket provider internals; no obvious solution'
- label: 'complexity: medium'
instructions: 'touches multiple components or requires understanding Y.js/Hocuspocus interaction, but solution path is clear'
- label: 'complexity: trivial'
instructions: 'typo in docs, missing type check, obvious fix in <10 lines'
- label: good first issue
instructions:
Apply this label if the issue is a good ticket to pick up as a first-time contributor or beginner at
Hocuspocus or Y.js. Good candidates are well-scoped bugs with clear reproduction steps,
documentation improvements, or small feature requests with a clear implementation path.
- label: 'impact: critical'
instructions: 'data loss, security vulnerability, completely broken core functionality, or affects nearly everyone using a specific feature'
- label: 'impact: high'
instructions: 'affects a large portion of users, blocks a common use case, or causes noticeable UX problem many will run into'
- label: 'impact: low'
instructions: 'obscure edge case, specific browser under specific conditions, or feature request very few would use'
- label: 'impact: medium'
instructions: 'affects a common usage of a feature (e.g. specific extension combination) or handful of users with similar workflows'