In this first version the triagebot learns how to post a comment on GitHub to assign priority to an issue that is marked as regression. The command is sent by the Zulip Rust lang chat instance. The syntax is:
The zulip-topic-link part of the message is retrieved by querying the Zulip API by the message ID the webhook should send the triagebot.
I'd like the code to allow for any kind of comment to be created (but that will require a bit of refinement). Another interesting usecase: easier beta backport accept/decline during T-compiler weekly triage meeting (mentioned a while ago on Zulip) - though this is a bit more trickier because ideally I'd like to backlink a specific message from a Zulip topic.
In this first version the triagebot learns how to post a comment on GitHub to assign priority to an issue that is marked as regression. The command is sent by the Zulip Rust lang chat instance. The syntax is:
@triagebot prio #issue <P-label>example
@triagebot prio #123456 <P-highThe posted comment on GitHub will look like:
The
zulip-topic-linkpart of the message is retrieved by querying the Zulip API by the message ID the webhook should send the triagebot.I'd like the code to allow for any kind of comment to be created (but that will require a bit of refinement). Another interesting usecase: easier beta backport accept/decline during T-compiler weekly triage meeting (mentioned a while ago on Zulip) - though this is a bit more trickier because ideally I'd like to backlink a specific message from a Zulip topic.
To really test this webhook I'll need a Zulip test instance (either local or hosted one on their free tier)