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Autolabel "tests" PRs with a new github label #61377
Hi there I was reviewing the previous PR (#61382) and the discussion.
It seems the challenge is that boring-cyborg currently labels PRs when any file matches a pattern, but this issue requires labeling only when all changed files are test files.
Would the preferred approach be extending boring-cyborg to support an "all files match pattern" rule, or implementing a workaround within the Airflow configuration?
Hi there I was reviewing the previous PR (#61382) and the discussion. It seems the challenge is that boring-cyborg currently labels PRs when any file matches a pattern, but this issue requires labeling only when all changed files are test files. Would the preferred approach be extending boring-cyborg to support an "all files match pattern" rule, or implementing a workaround within the Airflow configuration?
Whatever is easier for you. But I am not sure how you imagine the workaround. Drafting a PR is a good start.
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henry3260 commentedon Feb 3, 2026
@amoghrajesh I can work on this :)
Bhuvan-08 commentedon Mar 9, 2026
Hi there I was reviewing the previous PR (#61382) and the discussion.
It seems the challenge is that boring-cyborg currently labels PRs when any file matches a pattern, but this issue requires labeling only when all changed files are test files.
Would the preferred approach be extending boring-cyborg to support an "all files match pattern" rule, or implementing a workaround within the Airflow configuration?
potiuk commentedon Mar 9, 2026
Whatever is easier for you. But I am not sure how you imagine the workaround. Drafting a PR is a good start.
Bhuvan-08 commentedon Mar 10, 2026
Thanks for clarifying that. I'll try drafting a PR to explore a possible implementation and we can iterate from there.
Adez017 commentedon Apr 24, 2026
Hi @amoghrajesh , if this issue is still not resolved , can i work on this ?
Add allFilesMatch option to labeler rules
jenish0908 commentedon Aug 13, 2026
Hi @amoghrajesh I've posted a solution for this
Please check them out when you get a chance!