GitAuto: [FEATURE] Register new repository in `Code Climate` via API

gitauto-ai[bot] commented 3 weeks ago

Resolves #191

What is the feature

Implement functionality to register a new repository with CodeClimate using the CodeClimate API. This feature will automate the integration of our repositories into the CodeClimate dashboard, enabling continuous code quality analysis.

Why we need the feature

Integrating with CodeClimate allows us to monitor and maintain high code quality standards across our repositories. Automating the registration process ensures consistency, reduces manual effort, and provides immediate access to code quality metrics and insights within the CodeClimate dashboard.

How to implement and why

Obtain API Credentials:
- Secure the necessary CodeClimate API token required for authentication.
Register Repository:
- Develop a script or tool (e.g., in PHP) that utilizes the CodeClimate API to register a repository.
- The script should make authenticated HTTP requests to the appropriate CodeClimate API endpoint for repository registration, passing necessary repository identifiers.
Verify Registration:
- After registration, implement verification steps to ensure the repository appears in the CodeClimate dashboard.
- Retrieve and confirm that code quality metrics are accessible for the newly registered repository.
Integration into Existing Workflow:
- Integrate the registration script into our deployment or onboarding process to automate repository integrations.

The provided PHP example demonstrates the foundational structure needed to interact with the CodeClimate API, which can be adapted and expanded based on specific project requirements.

About backward compatibility

As this is a new feature introducing repository registration functionality, there are no backward compatibility concerns. However, ensuring that existing workflows remain unaffected during the integration process is essential.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-191-ac9eaa0e-0ff1-4cbb-be7d-a0fba05d069b
git pull origin gitauto/issue-191-ac9eaa0e-0ff1-4cbb-be7d-a0fba05d069b

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