ci(docs): label docs PRs pipecat-cloud - #203
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The docs PR this workflow opens was labelled `pipecat`, carried over from the workflow it was adapted from. Labels in pipecat-ai/docs name the source repo — `pipecat`, `pipecat-cloud` — so every docs PR from here was filed under the wrong one. Caught on the first real run: docs#1184, opened for PR #200, came through tagged `auto-docs, pipecat`.
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One-word fix. The docs PR this workflow opens was labelled
pipecat, carried over from the workflow it was adapted from.Labels in
pipecat-ai/docsname the source repo —pipecat,pipecat-cloud— so every docs PR from this repo was being filed under pipecat's label.Caught on the first real run: docs#1184, opened for PR #200, came through tagged
auto-docs, pipecat.Matching fixes are on the two client-repo workflow PRs, which use a new
pipecat-client-weblabel covering bothpipecat-client-webandpipecat-client-web-transports— they publish into the same docs directory and split ownership by file, so one label keeps the pair findable together. (The existingclientlabel is a different axis: it covers iOS, Android, and React Native too.)🤖 Generated with Claude Code