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@egis/github-pullrequests-merge-helper

v1.0.10

Published

2 years ago

Github pull requests merge command line tool

Downloads

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github pull-requests merge cli greenkeeper

github-pullrequests-merge-helper

Overview

Example screenshot

This module is a CLI tool that

search for a last green (re CI) pull request having specfied pattern in its title for a given repo
show its diff and ask user confirmation to merge it
merge the pull request

This module plays perfectly to merge pull requests created by semantic-dependents-updates-github or Greenkeeper - that's why we wanted to create it in first place.

Installation

Install the package:

npm install -g @egis/github-pullrequests-merge-helper

Usage

Create a GitHub token to be used by github-pullrequests-merge-helper and put it to GH_TOKEN env variable. You can also take (any of) GH_TOKEN created by https://github.com/semantic-release/semantic-release setup: it will print it if you choose 'Other' CI instead of Travis.
Run it:

  github-pullrequests-merge-helper [email protected]:artemv/generator-ruby-starter-kit.git --pattern="Update\s.+\sto\sversion" --ci-context="continuous-integration"

Here, ci-context is for Travis. Default is 'ci', that's for CircleCI. Pattern param is optional.

Limitations

It only shows diff for single file from single commit of the PR - just enough for semantic-dependents-updates-github and Greenkeeper use cases.

License

MIT License 2016 © Artem Vasiliev