Pull request workflow made easy!
As developers, pull requests sit at the center of our workflow. Each pull request requires different action depending on its state:
- When someone assigns a pull request to me, I need to review it.
- When someone comments or requests changes on my pull request, I need to review it and maybe make some changes and re-request reviews.
- When the key reviewers approve my pull request, I need to merge it.
When juggling multiple pull requests, it takes quite a bit of brain power to remember when we should do what. The asynchronous working style makes it even harder.
- Install by
go install github.com/mz026/qp
- Prepare your credential file.
- Copy the
.qp.credential.sample.yamlto your home directory and rename it to.qp.credential.yaml. - Create a personal access token on Github.
- The token should have the following accesses:
- repo
- read:org
- read:repo_hook
- read:user
- read:discussion
- Fill in the token into the credential file.
- Fill in the organization where you want to query your pull requests. You can remove the organization section, and no org filter will be applied.
qp
MIT