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minimum-reviews

v1.0.3

Published

> a GitHub App built with [Probot](https://github.com/probot/probot) that enforces a minimum number of reviews in Pull Requests.

Downloads

2

Readme

Probot: Minimum Reviews Build Status

a GitHub App built with Probot that enforces a minimum number of reviews in Pull Requests.

Screenshot

Usage

  1. See docs/deploy.md to learn how to deploy your own instance of this app.
  2. Create .github/minimum-reviews.yml based on the following template.
  3. It will wait for pull requests to be reviewed before marking them as ready to be merged.

A .github/minimum-reviews.yml file is required to enable the plugin.

# Number of reviews required to mark the pull request as valid
reviewsUntilReady: 2

# Number of changes in the pull request to start enforcing the reviewsUntilReady rule
changesThreshold: 100

# Message to display when the commit status passes
readyMessage: 'No pending reviews'

# Message to display when the commit status fails
notReadyMessage: 'Pending review approvals'

# Status to set the commit to when waiting for reviews
# 'failure, error, and pending' are the suggested options
notReadyState: 'pending'

Deployment

See docs/deploy.md if you would like to run your own instance of this app.