labeler

Tech stack & purpose

Pull Request Labeler is a GitHub Action that automatically applies labels to pull requests based on the paths of changed files or branch names. The action reads configuration from a `.github/labeler.yml` file that uses glob patterns to match file paths and regular expressions to match branch names, supporting complex boolean logic through `any` and `all` operators. Built in JavaScript (migrated to ESM in version 7) and running on Node.js 24, the action is maintained by GitHub (the `actions` organization) and provides various configuration options including limits on the number of labels applied and thresholds for skipping labeling on large pull requests.

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  dependabot[bot]201 commits · 0 followers
• Josh Dales112 commits
• Patrick Ellis105 commits
• MaksimZhukov42 commits
• Alexander Kachkaev29 commits
• Milos Pantic15 commits
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• Youssef Victor3 commits
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• suyashgaonkar2 commits
• Danny McCormick2 commits
• Francesco Renzi2 commits
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  github-actions[bot]2 commits · 0 followers
• Lukas Hennies2 commits
• silverwind2 commits
• Liam Stanley1 commits