After creating a pull request, use @builder-bot to perform updates to your pull request from your version control's interface.
A pull request is a series of changes made to existing code. These changes are packaged up in a pull request, which can then be reviewed and changed by other members of your team.
When you edit a Project that is configured for using pull requests, you'll create a branch. A branch is a copy of the codebase at the current moment. Branches allow you and others on your team to work on the same codebase simultaneously.
When you click the Send PR button in a Project, Builder creates a pull request with only the changed code. Software developers on your team can then review and run the changes locally and investigate the generated code.
When a pull request is created, you can tag @builder-bot to make additional code changes within the pull request:
- Within your GitHub pull request, comment on a line or set of lines of code and mention
@builder-bot. Include a comment of what you'd like changed. - The
@builder-botagent will then make changes to that code and create a new commit. - Review the changes
@builder-botmade, and continue editing.
@builder-bot can address comments singularly or in bulk. To have @builder-bot address multiple comments, include instructions within the prompt on what to do. For example:
- "
@builder-bot, address all feedback in this pull request and reserve any merge conflicts."
In the video below, a pull request is created from Builder. A comment is then added to the pull request, mentioning @builder-bot. A new commit is added, and the commit is then reviewed.