feat(workflow): introduce slash-command based issue triage#511
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Summary
Adds an automated issue triage workflow that validates issue descriptions, routes issues using slash commands, and automatically applies area labels. This helps streamline issue management and ensures issues are categorized consistently.
Type of Change
What Changed
Added a GitHub Actions workflow that runs when issues are opened and when issue comments are created or edited.
Added validation for missing issue descriptions and automated feedback for issue authors.
Added slash-command based classification:
/backend/web/mobile/devopsAutomatically applies labels based on the selected classification.
Prevents issues from being classified multiple times after a routing label has been applied.
Ignores comments from bots and unrelated discussion comments.
Notifies the appropriate reviewer after classification.
How to Test
/backend,/web,/mobile, or/devops.Checklist
pnpm -r run lintpasses).pnpm -r run typecheck).pnpm -r run test).Workflow Overview