Extension script that utilizes node-gh and extension gh-jira to automate pull requests more efficiently
Python 3
Install node gh npm install -g gh
Install gh jira npm install -g gh gh-jira
Populate ghPR.py with the github and jira usernames of the people you send pull requests to example: reviewersDict = { 'brianchandotcom':'brian.chan', 'kyle-miho':'kyle.miho', 'vicnate5':'victor.ware' }
Create an alias that can call ghPR.py because it performs actions on the repo within the cwd
Context: inside branch master-qa-42000 with most recent commit prefix LRQA-42000
Command: ghPR kyle-miho master
Expected Result: A pull request will be sent to kyle-miho, with the title and link to the jira ticket already created in the description. In the jira ticket, kyle-miho will be assigned as the new assignee and the ticket status will be changed to 'In Review'. The current user will comment the qa standard of sending a ticket to the reviewed user.
Context: inside branch master-lps-42000 with most recent commit prefix LPS-42000
Command: ghPR kyle-miho master
Expected Result: Same as 1
Context: inside branch master-qa-52000 with most recent commit prefix LRQA-52000
Command: ghPR brianchandotcom master
Expected Result: The same as 1, except since BChan doesn't autoclose LRQA project tickets after he merges them, the ticket will be autoclosed if autoclosing LRQA tickets is enabled in the properties
Context: inside branch pr-204 with the most recent commit prefix 7.2.x-qa-30293
Command: ghPR vicnate5 7.2.x
Expected Result: Since pr-204 is not of the correct branch format, we will fallback to using the commit prefix to grab the branch, project, and ticket number
Context: inside branch pr-302 wth the most recent commit prefix TEMP, and then 7.2.x-qa-40392
Command: ghPR vicnate5 7.2.x
Expected Result: Since we can't fallback to the most recent commit due to its incorrect format, we will fall back to the next most recent commit instead.
