Repository: cli/cli
File: .github/workflows/scripts/check-help-wanted.sh (Shell)

Code before:
    echo "Found ${#ISSUES_WITHOUT_HELP_WANTED[@]} issues without help-wanted label"

    # Build issue list for comment
    ISSUE_LIST=""
    for issue_num in "${ISSUES_WITHOUT_HELP_WANTED[@]}"; do
        ISSUE_LIST="$ISSUE_LIST- #$issue_num"$'\n'
    done

    # Create comment message
    COMMENT_MESSAGE="Thank you for your pull request! 🎉

This PR appears to fix the following issues that are not labeled with \`help-wanted\`:

$ISSUE_LIST
As outlined in our [Contributing Guidelines](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md), we expect that PRs are only created for issues that have been labeled \`help-wanted\`.

While we appreciate your initiative, please note that:

- **PRs for non-\`help-wanted\` issues may not be reviewed immediately** as they might not align with our current priorities
- **The issue might already be assigned** to a team member or planned for a specific release
- **We may need to close this PR** if it conflicts with ongoing work or architectural decisions

**What happens next:**
- Our team will review this PR and the associated issues
- We may add the \`help-wanted\` label to the issues if appropriate
- We may provide feedback on the approach or request changes
- In some cases, we may need to close the PR if it doesn't fit our current roadmap

Thank you for your understanding and contribution to the project! 🙏

*This comment was automatically generated by cliAutomation.*"

    # Post the comment
    gh pr comment "$PR_URL" --body "$COMMENT_MESSAGE"
    echo "Posted comment on PR #$PRNUM"
else
    echo "All closing issues have help-wanted label - no action needed"
fi


Review comment (suggestion):
Follow-up to my question/suggestion with a concrete suggestion - maybe we can just do this:

```suggestion
- We may add the \`help-wanted\` label to the issues, if appropriate, and review this pull request
```

Code after:
    # Check if 'help wanted' label exists
    if ! echo "$LABELS" | grep -q "help wanted"; then
        ISSUES_WITHOUT_HELP_WANTED+=("$issue_num")
        echo "Issue #$issue_num does not have 'help wanted' label"
    else
        echo "Issue #$issue_num has 'help wanted' label"
    fi
done

# If we found issues without 'help wanted' label, post a comment
if [ ${#ISSUES_WITHOUT_HELP_WANTED[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
    echo "Found ${#ISSUES_WITHOUT_HELP_WANTED[@]} issues without 'help wanted' label"

    # Build issue list for comment
    ISSUE_LIST=""
    for issue_num in "${ISSUES_WITHOUT_HELP_WANTED[@]}"; do
        ISSUE_LIST="$ISSUE_LIST- #$issue_num"$'\n'
    done

    # Create comment message
    gh pr comment "$PR_URL" --body-file - <<EOF
Thank you for your pull request! 🎉

This PR appears to fix the following issues that are not labeled with \`help wanted\`:

$ISSUE_LIST
As outlined in our [Contributing Guidelines](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md), we expect that PRs are only created for issues that have been labeled \`help wanted\`.

While we appreciate your initiative, please note that:

- **PRs for non-\`help wanted\` issues may not be reviewed immediately** as they might not align with our current priorities
- **The issue might already be assigned** to a team member or planned for a specific release
- **We may need to close this PR**. For example, if it conflicts with ongoing work or architectural decisions

**What happens next:**
- Our team will review this PR and the associated issues
- We may add the \`help wanted\` label to the issues, if appropriate, and review this pull request
- In some cases, we may need to close the PR. For example, if it doesn't fit our current roadmap

Thank you for your understanding and contribution to the project! 🙏

*This comment was automatically generated by cliAutomation.*
EOF

    echo "Posted comment on PR #$PR_NUM"
else
    echo "All closing issues have 'help wanted' label - no action needed"
fi