This is equivalent to @bot-gradle test PullRequestFeedback.

Add without PTS to run the build with full test coverage.

Add on linux/windows/macos to run the build on specific OS (only support stage trigger).

Add the following code block to specify build parameters:

@bot-gradle test X
```
additional.gradle.parameters=-PrerunAllTests
```

• A build trigger is a special build for this PR on TeamCity, common triggers are:
  • SanityCheck/CompileAll/QuickFeedbackLinux/QuickFeedback/PullRequestFeedback/ReadyForNightly/ReadyForRelease
  • Shortcuts: SC/CA/QFL/QF/PRF/RFN/RFR
  • Specific builds:
    • BD: BuildDistributions/BuildDocs so that you can preview the generated docs/distribution.
    • IPT: IsolatedProjectsTest for IsolatedProjects tests.
    • PT: PerformanceTest, all performance tests for Ready For Nightly stage.
    • APT: AllPerformanceTest, all performance tests, including slow performance tests.
    • ACT: AllCrossVersionTests, all cross version tests in ReadyForNightly and ReadyForRelease.
    • AST: AllSmokeTestsPullRequestFeedback
    • AFT: AllFunctionalTestsPullRequestFeedback
    • ASB: AllSpecificBuildsPullRequestFeedback
    • ACC: AllConfigCacheTestsPullRequestFeedback
    • ACTN: AllCrossVersionTestsReadyForNightly
    • AFTN: AllFunctionalTestsReadyForNightly
    • ACTR: AllCrossVersionTestsReadyForRelease, alias of ACT
    • AFTR: AllFunctionalTestsReadyForRelease

• Squash the current pull request into a single commit. The squash message will come from the pull request body, with:
  • All Signed-off-by: lines kept.
  • All authors being Co-Authored-By:

• Enqueue this PR into GitHub merge queue for merging.
  • GitHub will create a merge commit from your PR branch HEAD and the target branch
  • A GitHub Merge Queue Check Pass build will be triggered on the merge commit
  • When the build passes, the target branch will be fast-forwarded to this merge commit (i.e. merge the PR)

• Squash the current pull request into a single commit as described in squash command above,
  then enqueue this PR into GitHub merge queue as described in merge command above.

• Cherrypicks the current PR to another branch.
  A new PR will be created and a build will triggered automatically if there is no conflict.

• cancel a running build in GitHub merge queue and remove the PR from the queue

• clear the conversation history

• display this message