qwen-dispatch

Qwen Dispatch Workflow

This workflow acts as a central dispatcher for Qwen Code, routing requests to the appropriate workflow based on the triggering event and the command provided in the comment.

• Qwen Dispatch Workflow
  • Triggers
  • Dispatch Logic
  • In-Built Workflows
  • Adding Your Own Workflows
  • Usage

Triggers

This workflow is triggered by the following events:

• Pull request review comment (created)
• Pull request review (submitted)
• Pull request (opened)
• Issue (opened, reopened)
• Issue comment (created)

Dispatch Logic

The workflow uses a dispatch job to determine which command to execute based on the following logic:

• If a comment contains @qwencoder /review, it calls the qwen-review.yml workflow.
• If a comment contains @qwencoder /triage, it calls the qwen-triage.yml workflow.
• If a comment contains @qwencoder (without a specific command), it calls the qwen-invoke.yml workflow.
• When a new pull request is opened, it calls the qwen-review.yml workflow.
• When a new issue is opened or reopened, it calls the qwen-triage.yml workflow.

In-Built Workflows

• qwen-review.yml: This workflow reviews a pull request.
• qwen-triage.yml: This workflow triages an issue.
• qwen-invoke.yml: This workflow is a general-purpose workflow that can be used to perform various tasks.

Adding Your Own Workflows

You can easily extend the dispatch workflow to include your own custom workflows. Here's how:

1. Create your workflow file: Create a new YAML file in the .github/workflows directory with your custom workflow logic. Make sure your workflow is designed to be called by workflow_call.
2. Define a new command: Decide on a new command to trigger your workflow, for example, @qwencoder /my-command.
3. Update the dispatch job: In qwen-dispatch.yml, add a new condition to the if statement in the dispatch job to recognize your new command.
4. Add a new job to call your workflow: Add a new job to qwen-dispatch.yml that calls your custom workflow file.

Usage

To use this workflow, simply trigger one of the events listed above. For comment-based triggers, make sure the comment starts with @qwencoder and the appropriate command.