A GitHub Action that automatically labels issues.

This closes issues automatically if they don't use a bracket with a label in front of their post. The label is automatically assigned to the issue. It works on both pull requests and issues, but it can be changed to disable it.

You must be in the GitHub Actions beta. I, myself, am not in the GitHub Actions beta, which is why I had to use my friend's repository to test it.

1. Create a workflow in .github/main.workflow
2. Use the following content in the workflow file:

workflow "issues" {
  on = "issues"
  resolves = ["autolabel"]
}

action "autolabel" {
  uses = "brxxn/autolabel@release"
  secrets = ["GITHUB_TOKEN"]
}

That's literally all you have to do.

• --requireLabel - requires that a label is put on every issue
• --blacklistedLabels duplicate,wontfix - blacklist labels that shouldn't be accessible. each label should be separated with ,.
• --disablePullRequests - ignores pull requests
• --disableIssues - ignores issues.

We don't use the GitHub Action here because we aren't in the beta. Feel free to open issues and make pull requests, just don't be annoying or whatever.