Create pr_assignee.yml

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From https://github.com/Flow-Launcher/Flow.Launcher/blob/dev/.github/workflows/pr_assignee.yml.

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Walkthrough

A new GitHub Actions workflow has been added to assign pull requests to their creators. The workflow, defined in the file .github/workflows/pr_assignee.yml, is triggered on the pull_request_target event when a pull request is opened. It runs a single job on the latest Ubuntu image and uses the toshimaru/auto-author-assign action (version v2.1.1) to perform the assignment.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/.../pr_assignee.yml	Added a workflow that triggers on pull request events to assign the PR to its creator automatically.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant PR as "Pull Request"
    participant GH as "GitHub Actions"
    participant Job as "automation job"
    participant Action as "[email protected]"

    PR->>GH: Trigger on pull_request_target event (opened)
    GH->>Job: Start "automation" job on ubuntu-latest
    Job->>Action: Execute assignment action
    Action-->>Job: Assign PR to creator

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

.github/workflows/pr_assignee.yml (1)

10-16: Efficient Job Configuration and Action Usage
The job automation is correctly configured to run on ubuntu-latest and the step using toshimaru/[email protected] effectively assigns the PR to its creator. For enhanced security and reproducibility, consider pinning the GitHub Action to a specific commit hash instead of a version tag. For example:

-      uses: toshimaru/[email protected]
+      uses: toshimaru/auto-author-assign@<commit_hash>

Replacing <commit_hash> with the specific commit ensures that you are protected against potential breaking changes in future releases.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

.github/workflows/pr_assignee.yml (3)

1-2: Clear and Descriptive Workflow Name
The workflow name "Assign PR to creator" clearly indicates its purpose, making it easily understandable for other maintainers.

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3-6: Proper Event Trigger Configuration
The workflow is configured to trigger on the pull_request_target event with a type of [opened], which is appropriate for automatically assigning the PR author. This ensures the workflow runs only when a new PR is opened.

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7-9: Minimal and Specific Permissions
Setting the permission pull-requests: write ensures that the workflow only has the necessary rights for updating pull requests. This minimal permission scope follows security best practices.