Hi Rain,

+1 on this proposal.

I suggest we consider using *GitHub Actions* to automate these tags. For
example, it would be very efficient if the workflow could automatically
remove status: needs-update (and add waiting-for-review) whenever a
contributor pushes a new commit.

This would ensure the status is always up-to-date without manual
intervention.

Best regards,

Jian Wang (WangzJi)


Rain Yu <[email protected]> 于2025年12月25日周四 16:38写道:

> Hello everyone,
> I’m writing to propose adding a set of PR management tags prefixed with
> status: to our repository, aiming to streamline the tracking, review, and
> resolution process of Pull Requests. The detailed definitions of these tags
> are as follows:
>
>    1. status: ready-to-merge: This tag indicates that the PR is fully
>    polished and meets all merging criteria, waiting for the maintainers to
>    complete the merge operation.
>    2. status: needs-another-reviewer: This tag means one of the members
>    with write access to the repository has finished reviewing the PR, but
> an
>    additional reviewer is required to ensure the code quality and logic
>    validity.
>    3. status: waiting-for-review: This tag is applied to all newly
>    submitted PRs by default, representing that no reviewer has started the
>    assessment work yet.
>    4. status: needs-update: This tag is assigned when a committer or PMC
>    member has reviewed the PR and identified actual issues. Though the PR
>    cannot be merged temporarily, it is of potential value and only needs
>    targeted revisions to meet the standards.
>    5. status: needs-discussion: This tag suggests that the PR has been
>    reviewed, but there are still unresolved questions or controversial
> points
>    that require further discussion among the team to determine the next
> steps.
>
> I sincerely hope you can share your thoughts and feedback on this proposal.
> Later, I will submit an official issue in the repository for in-depth
> discussion.
> Thank you for your attention and support!
> Best regards,Rain Yu
>

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