Rename all workflow files to follow a consistent action-oriented naming pattern similar to armbian.github.io: - adjust-maintainers.yml → sync-maintainers-status.yml - clean-workflow-logs.yml → cleanup-workflow-logs.yml - forked-helper.yml → help-forked.yml - issue-welcome-first-time.yml → welcome-issue-first-time.yml - labels-from-yml.yml → sync-labels.yml - merge-announce.yml → announce-merge.yml - open-jira-ticket.yml → create-jira-ticket.yml - pr-announce.yml → announce-pr.yml - pr-auto-labeler.yml → auto-label-pr.yml - pr-build-artifacts.yml → build-pr-artifacts.yml - pr-check-pictures.yml → check-pr-pictures.yml - pr-kernel-security-analysis.yml → analyze-pr-kernel-security.yml - pr-label-on-approved.yml → label-pr-on-approval.yml - pr-lint-scripts.yml → lint-pr-scripts.yml - pr-review-listener.yml → listen-pr-review.yml - pr-welcome-first-time.yml → welcome-pr-first-time.yml - rewrite-kernel-configs.yml → rewrite-kernel-config-files.yml - update-board-list.yml → sync-board-list.yml - update-tools.yml → sync-tools.yml This makes the workflow names more descriptive and consistent with the action verb first, followed by the target object.
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name: "Welcome first-time PR contributor"
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on:
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pull_request_target:
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types: opened
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jobs:
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welcome-first-time-contributor:
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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permissions:
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issues: write
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pull-requests: write
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steps:
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- uses: plbstl/first-contribution@v4
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with:
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pr-opened-msg: |
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### Hey @{fc-author}! 👋
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Thanks for submitting your first pull request to the Armbian project — we're excited to have you contributing! 🧡
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Your effort doesn’t just improve Armbian — it benefits the entire community of users and developers.
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If you'd like to stay informed about project updates or collaborate more closely with the team,
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you can optionally share some personal contact preferences at [armbian.com/update-data](https://www.armbian.com/update-data/).
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This helps us keep in touch without relying solely on GitHub notifications.
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Also, don’t forget to ⭐ star the repo if you haven’t already — and welcome aboard! 🚀
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