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You must fetch the files from links: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-gradle/blob/develop/.github/workflows/triage-agent.yml and https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-gradle/blob/develop/.github/llms.md, then add them into the working branch |
Co-authored-by: chagong <831821+chagong@users.noreply.github.com>
The files have been successfully fetched from the vscode-gradle repository and added to the working branch in commit 8e7a474. Both files are complete and correctly configured:
The workflow is ready to automatically label and comment on new issues. |
This PR adds automated AI-powered issue triage capabilities to the java-debug repository by incorporating the triage agent workflow and LLM documentation from the vscode-gradle repository.
Changes Made
Added Files
.github/workflows/triage-agent.yml- GitHub Actions workflow that automatically labels and comments on new issues using AI.github/llms.md- Documentation containing guidelines for LLM-based issue labeling and Java extension contextKey Features
Configuration Updates
repoIdfrommicrosoft/vscode-gradletomicrosoft/java-debugto ensure the triage agent correctly identifies this repositoryDependencies
The workflow requires the following repository secrets to be configured:
GITHUB_TOKEN- For GitHub API access (automatically provided)TRIAGE_FUNCTION_LINK- Azure Function endpoint URLTRIAGE_AGENT_TIMEOUT- Timeout configuration for the triage agentThis enhancement will help maintainers by automatically categorizing new issues, reducing manual triage effort, and ensuring consistent labeling across the repository.
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