Brian S. Stephan
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the intent of this thing is to scan configured projects' merge requests, and automatically assign them to designated code reviewers. if someone says "LGTM" in the merge request thread, that counts as a review and the bot either selects another reviewer or assigns the thing to a designated merge approver for the final approval and merge this is most of the way there, but not done yet. things still to do: 1) more strings than "LGTM", but we should be careful to avoid things that someone might actually say 2) i'm trying to avoid it but i probably need to track the 2 of 2 reviewer message separate from the message assigning the merge request to an approver. it's plausible that a reviewer is also an approver, and if the last reviewer is a candidate approver, the script does nothing, but we probably want it to still log the 2 of 2 part. i could track the "nagging" for 2 of 2 messages, to avoid the bot repeating itself, but that seems unfortunately annoying |
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README
dr.botzo --- an IRC bot dr.botzo is an IRC bot written in Python and using irclib.py to handle most of the protocol stuff. It is mostly a fun project for a couple of us to hack around on, but you may find it useful, in which case you're free to copy this source, send patches, etc. SOURCE http://www.incorporeal.org/sw/?a=summary&p=dr.botzo AUTHORS Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org> DEVELOPMENT The bot is currently written to be fairly modular. No real documentation on this yet, but those interested in developing more features should take a look at any of the ircplugin.py files.