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akorchyn commented 3 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Improved event handling for issues and comments with new structures for commands and actions.
- Introduced Action enum for streamlined pull request management (finalize, merge, mark as stale).
Bug Fixes
- Enhanced logic to conditionally send replies based on repository permissions.
Refactor
- Consolidated command and action handling for better modularity and maintainability.
- Reorganized module imports for cleaner code structure.
Chores
- Removed outdated commands module and introduced a comprehensive events module.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago

Walkthrough

The recent changes involve a significant reorganization of the module structure, particularly the movement of command-related imports and the introduction of new enums and methods for handling actions and events. The execute methods in various structs have been updated to return Result<bool> instead of Result<()>, with additional logic to handle repository permissions. The overall goal is to streamline event handling and improve code maintainability.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`server/src/api/github/mod.rs`	Moved `Command` import from `crate::commands` to `crate::events::commands`.
`server/src/events/actions/finalize.rs`	Updated `execute` method in `PullRequestFinalize` to return `Result<bool>` and added conditional reply logic.
`server/src/events/actions/merge.rs`	Modified `execute` method in `PullRequestMerge` to return `Result<bool>` and check for `info.allowed_repo`.
`server/src/events/actions/mod.rs`	Introduced `Action` enum and related methods for executing actions asynchronously and handling pull request metadata.
`server/src/events/commands/mod.rs`	Replaced individual imports with a wildcard, updated `Command` enum's `execute` method, and removed the `Event` enum.
`server/src/events/mod.rs`	Added modules and structures for handling events, commands, and actions within a context.
`server/src/lib.rs`	Removed `commands` module and added `events` module.
`server/src/main.rs`	Reorganized imports, introduced `should_update` flag, and refactored event execution and status comment updates.

🐇 In the code, a shift so grand, Modules moved, now better planned. Actions, commands, all in line, Result returns now more refined. With each change, the system grows, Like a garden, how it shows. 🌸

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akorchyn commented 3 months ago

@race-of-sloths include

race-of-sloths commented 3 months ago

🏆 Race of Sloths Status Update 🏆

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race-of-sloths commented 3 months ago

🔄 The PR has been merged. Heads up, it wasn't scored. Scoring will close in 24 hours! 🕰️

race-of-sloths commented 3 months ago

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