This template starts when you post owner, repository, and branch to a Latenode webhook. GitHub searches merged pull requests.
JavaScript groups them by label, writes the notes, and creates a draft GitHub release. Slack posts a summary to the channel you choose. Connect GitHub and Slack. Put the GitHub token for the draft release in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts when you post owner, repository, and branch to a Latenode webhook.
GitHub searches merged pull requests for that repository since the previous tag.
JavaScript groups pull requests by label, writes the notes, and creates a draft GitHub release. Put the GitHub token in that JavaScript node.
Slack posts the tag and notes to the channel you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Post JSON with owner, repository, and branch when you want a draft release.
Add a GitHub connection with access to the repository. Search merged pull requests for that owner and repo.
Add a JavaScript node. Group pull requests by label, write the notes, and create the draft release through the GitHub API. Put the GitHub token in that JavaScript node.
Add a Slack connection and send a public channel message with the tag and notes.
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