DO NOT MERGE – as a service.

By default, WIP is setting a pull request status to pending if it finds one of the following terms in the pull request titles

• wip
• work in progress
• 🚧

The pro plan allows for configuration of both the terms and the locations that the app is looking for the terms. The pending status can be overwritten by adding @wip ready for review to the pull request body.

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Configuration

Repositories belonging to an account or organization with a Pro plan subscription can be configured by creating a .github/wip.yml file:

1. In the repository you want the configuration to be applied in or
2. In a repository with the name .github to apply the configuration to all repositories.

Two options can be configured

1. locations: any of title (pull request title), label_name and commit_subject (1st line of the pull request’s commit messages). Default: title
2. terms: list of strings to look for in the defined locations. All terms are case-insensitive. Default: "wip", "work in progress" and ":construction:"

Example:

locations:
  - title
  - label_name
  - commit_subject
terms:
  - do not merge
  - ⛔

The above configuration makes WIP look for "do not merge" and ":no_entry:" in the pull request title, all assigned label names and all commit subjects.

You can also configure different terms for different locations:

- terms: ⛔
  locations:
    - title
    - label_name
- terms:
    - fixup!
    - squash!
  locations: commit_subject

The above configuration looks first for ⛔ in the pull request title and assigned label names. After that it looks for fixup! and squash! in the commit subjects.

A Note About Term Matching:
Terms which contain only non-word characters as defined by JS RegExp [^a-za-z0-9_] are matched regardless of word boundaries. Any other terms (which may contain a mix of word and non-word characters will only match when surrounded by start/end OR non-word characters.

About WIP

Besides being a hopefully useful GitHub application, the WIP app is also meant as a reference implementation (source code). I try to keep the complexity low and the code easy to follow. If you are thinking of creating your own GitHub app, the WIP might be a good starting point for you.

Besides the code, I also made our policies good templates for your app.

All revenue from the "pro" plan will be donated to Rails Girls Summer of Code. I only added the paid plan to make the WIP a real-life GitHub App example. If you cannot pay but depend on the pro features you can add your account with an explanation to the pro-plan-for-free.js file.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to create an issue.

Credits

The WIP app was created by Gregor Martynus. You can follow him on twitter at @gr2m.

The logo was created by Micah Ilbery.

Legal

License: Apache 2.0. Privacy Policy. Security Policy. Code of Conduct