How to Use Rovo with GitHub: 5 AI Workflows for Pull Requests and Releases
Rovo connects GitHub to Jira and Confluence through the Teamwork Graph, so you can ask it which pull requests to review first, what's blocking a release, what shipped this week, and which pull requests are ready to merge.
In this video, you'll see five ways engineering teams use Rovo with GitHub to cut context-switching and find answers that would normally mean checking every repository, Jira board, and release doc.
IN THIS VIDEO:
- Which pull requests should you review first?
- What's blocking your release?
- How to create a weekly deployment summary
- How to list pull requests waiting for your review by repository
- How to find pull requests ready to merge
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Which pull requests should you review first?
01:24 What's blocking your release?
02:05 What shipped this week? Creating a deployment summary
03:23 Which pull requests are waiting for your review, by repository?
RELATED RESOURCES:
Rovo: https://www.atlassian.com/software/rovo
https://www.atlassian.com/platform/teamwork-graph
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