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{
"file": "config/commands.json",
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{
"path": null,
"message": "Invalid JSON"
}
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}
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| Uses eval | pypi/packaging@24.1 |
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| Environment variable access | pypi/packaging@24.1 |
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2 weeks ago 
Quality Gate passedIssues
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0.0% Duplication on New Code
Resolves #540
What is the feature
Add the ability to execute commands automatically after a pull request has been merged. Users can queue specific commands to run only after the merge is complete, enhancing automation and streamlining workflows.
Why we need the feature
Currently, there is no automated way to trigger specific actions or commands upon the successful merging of a pull request. This feature allows users to define post-merge commands, enabling automation of tasks such as deployment, notifications, or other maintenance activities. This improvement will enhance efficiency, reduce manual intervention, and ensure that necessary follow-up actions are consistently executed.
How to implement and why
Command Syntax Parsing:
@gstraccini after merge <command>.Commands Configuration:
commands.json: Introduce a new property incommands.jsonto specify which commands are eligible for execution after a merge.Database Integration:
Trigger Mechanism:
Error Handling and Logging:
User Interface Enhancements:
This step-by-step implementation ensures that the feature is integrated seamlessly, maintains system integrity, and provides users with a reliable mechanism to automate post-merge activities.
About backward compatibility
This feature is designed to be fully backward compatible. Existing workflows and commands will continue to function as before since the post-merge command functionality is optional and configurable through the updated
commands.json. Administrators can choose to adopt the feature without impacting current operations, ensuring a smooth integration with the existing system. Additionally, proper versioning and migration strategies will be implemented to support users upgrading to this new feature without disrupting their current setups.Test these changes locally