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Please read the README and the CHANGELOG for a list of features developed in this fork. Initial discussion of the fork can be found at lgtmco/lgtm#32. New features have been developed by: @mspiegel, @jonbodner, @jonathana
First-class support for github-team repo-self [orgname]. Automatically import all members of the organization including members that are not a part of any team. Load teams on-demand only when needed. Closes #6
…pecified. Last approval with a tag wins.
Fix docker tag validation, add explicit algorithm support
Show common properties for events such as repository name, pull request number, pull request state.
Deletion guard rails
Enhanced logging of GitHub webhook events.
Pull request author must approve the pull request when there are committers on the pull request other than the pull request author.
Add 'authoraffirm' feature when multiple committers on pull request.
Create a pull request comment with instructions for the pull request author on "opened", "reopened", "synchronized" actions when a pull request has committers that are not the author.
- Fixes google/go-github#664 - id type changed from int to int64
Update go-github dependency to HEAD master
Update go-github dependency to HEAD master
Go 1.11 changed `go test` behavior to include running `go vet` as well. There were a few format strings being used by various `fmt` package and package like calls that had either mismatching argument counts between the format string and args or type mismatch between the fmt spec and the argument itself. Fixed them all to either match type or arg count as appropriate. These changes are backwards compatible with prior versions of the go compiler because it is just fixing things that were previously broken but unnoticed.
Converted to use the go 1.11 modules support (`go mod` and friends) for dependency management.
Bump the .travis.yml go version number and remove install of `go dep`.
Add new Makefile target to do `go mod` work to make sure the modules get downloaded. go.mod and go.sum got added because `go mod verify` appears to have added the indirect modules and commenting so they changed.
Despite the presence of a go.mod file supposedly being enough to force module support being on, travis is complaining. Hopefully this is enough to make it happy.
Go 1.11 compatibility fixes for go test changes
Switch to `go mod` for dependency management
Updating the merge and fixing linting errors
Updating to fix linting issues
Updating to fix linting issues
Updating to fix linting issues
Documentation update -- formatting and merge delete clarification
Go modules for dependency mgmt
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