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Add bors for mergebot action #8
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See documentation https://bors.tech/documentation/getting-started/ and https://bors.tech/documentation/ Syntax Description bors r+ Run the test suite and push to master if it passes. Short for “reviewed: looks good.” bors merge Equivalent to bors r+. bors r=[list] Same as r+, but the “reviewer” in the commit log will be recorded as the user(s) given as the argument. bors merge=[list] Equivalent to bors r=[list] bors r- Cancel an r+, r=, merge, or merge= bors merge- Equivalent to bors r- bors try Run the test suite without pushing to master. bors try- Cancel a try bors delegate+ bors d+ Allow the pull request author to r+ their changes. bors delegate=[list] bors d=[list] Allow the listed users to r+ this pull request’s changes. bors ping Check if bors is up. If it is, it will comment with pong. bors retry Run the previous command a second time. bors p=[priority] Set the priority of the current pull request. Pull requests with different priority are never batched together. The pull request with the bigger priority number goes first. bors r+ p=[priority] Set the priority, run the test suite, and push to master (shorthand for doing p= and r+ one after the other). bors merge p=[priority] Equivalent to bors r+ p=[priority] The keyword (bors) may be separated with a space or a colon. That is, bors try and bors: try are the same thing. Also, the command will be recognized if, and only if, the word “bors” is at the beginning of a line. Signed-off-by: Brent Baude <bbaude@redhat.com>
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8: Add bors for mergebot action r=cevich a=baude See documentation https://bors.tech/documentation/getting-started/ and https://bors.tech/documentation/ Syntax Description bors r+ Run the test suite and push to master if it passes. Short for “reviewed: looks good.” bors merge Equivalent to bors r+. bors r=[list] Same as r+, but the “reviewer” in the commit log will be recorded as the user(s) given as the argument. bors merge=[list] Equivalent to bors r=[list] bors r- Cancel an r+, r=, merge, or merge= bors merge- Equivalent to bors r- bors try Run the test suite without pushing to master. bors try- Cancel a try bors delegate+ bors d+ Allow the pull request author to r+ their changes. bors delegate=[list] bors d=[list] Allow the listed users to r+ this pull request’s changes. bors ping Check if bors is up. If it is, it will comment with pong. bors retry Run the previous command a second time. bors p=[priority] Set the priority of the current pull request. Pull requests with different priority are never batched together. The pull request with the bigger priority number goes first. bors r+ p=[priority] Set the priority, run the test suite, and push to master (shorthand for doing p= and r+ one after the other). bors merge p=[priority] Equivalent to bors r+ p=[priority] The keyword (bors) may be separated with a space or a colon. That is, bors try and bors: try are the same thing. Also, the command will be recognized if, and only if, the word “bors” is at the beginning of a line. Signed-off-by: Brent Baude <bbaude@redhat.com> Co-authored-by: Brent Baude <bbaude@redhat.com>
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See documentation https://bors.tech/documentation/getting-started/ and https://bors.tech/documentation/
Syntax Description
bors r+ Run the test suite and push to master if it passes. Short for “reviewed: looks good.”
bors merge Equivalent to bors r+.
bors r=[list] Same as r+, but the “reviewer” in the commit log will be recorded as the user(s) given as the argument.
bors merge=[list] Equivalent to bors r=[list]
bors r- Cancel an r+, r=, merge, or merge=
bors merge- Equivalent to bors r-
bors try Run the test suite without pushing to master.
bors try- Cancel a try
bors delegate+
bors d+ Allow the pull request author to r+ their changes.
bors delegate=[list]
bors d=[list] Allow the listed users to r+ this pull request’s changes.
bors ping Check if bors is up. If it is, it will comment with pong.
bors retry Run the previous command a second time.
bors p=[priority] Set the priority of the current pull request. Pull requests with different priority are never batched together. The pull request with the bigger priority number goes first.
bors r+ p=[priority] Set the priority, run the test suite, and push to master (shorthand for doing p= and r+ one after the other).
bors merge p=[priority] Equivalent to bors r+ p=[priority]
The keyword (bors) may be separated with a space or a colon. That is, bors try and bors: try are the same thing. Also, the command will be recognized if, and only if, the word “bors” is at the beginning of a line.
Signed-off-by: Brent Baude bbaude@redhat.com