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[misc] Add labeler for automatic labeling#12710

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This PR adds a labeler.yml to github so it can automatically assigns labels to a PR based on changed files.

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  • Add labeler.yml

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This pull request integrates a new automated labeling system into the repository's GitHub workflow. By adding a labeler.yml configuration, pull requests will now automatically receive relevant labels based on the specific files and directories that have been modified. This enhancement is designed to improve the organization and discoverability of changes, making it easier for reviewers and contributors to quickly understand the scope and impact of each pull request.

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  • Automated PR Labeling: Introduced a new GitHub Actions configuration file, labeler.yml, to automatically assign labels to pull requests based on the files changed.
  • Comprehensive Label Definitions: Defined a wide range of labels covering different components and features, including router, sgl-kernel, documentation, dependencies, Multi-modal, lora, quant, performance, speculative-decoding, amd, deepseek, and hicache.
  • Improved Workflow Efficiency: This automation aims to streamline the pull request review process by ensuring PRs are consistently and accurately categorized.
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This pull request introduces a GitHub labeler configuration, which is a valuable addition for automating the labeling of pull requests. The configuration is well-structured. I have a couple of suggestions to enhance consistency and ensure comprehensive coverage for labeling.

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zhyncs commented Nov 5, 2025

@CatherineSue @slin1237 this looks good, we can merge first and iterate later, wdyt

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CatherineSue commented Nov 5, 2025

@zhyncs agree

@zhyncs zhyncs merged commit 83b104e into main Nov 5, 2025
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