ROpenSci :: Approve
This responder is used to approve a package. It performs a series of tasks:
Adds
date-accepted
to the body of the issueClears reviewers’ current_assignment in AirTable
Creates a new team named like the package-name and invites the creator of the issue to it (owner right needed)
Can reply with a template
Allows labeling
Closes the issue
If the submission-type is
stats
it checks if stasgrade is present and if so adds the proper label
Listens to
@botname approve package-name
Requirements
The package-name must be specified in the command, otherwise an error message will be sent as reply.
If the submission-type of the issue is stats, then for the responder to work there must be a valid value for a statsgrade variable (marked with HTML comments) in the body of the issue:
# the responder will add the label: '6/approved-silver'
<!--statsgrade-->silver<!--end-statsgrade-->
Settings key
ropensci_approve
Params
For the Airtable connection to work two parameters must be present in the env
section of the settings file, configured using environment variable:
...
env:
airtable_api_key: <%= ENV['AIRTABLE_API_KEY'] %>
airtable_base_id: <%= ENV['AIRTABLE_BASE_ID'] %>
...
For labeling the approved stats
submissions an external service is used to get the proper versioned label.
The url for the external service is by default: http://138.68.123.59:8000/stats_badge
. This value can be changed using the optional :stats_badge_url
param:
...
responders:
ropensci_approve:
only: editors
stats_badge_url: https://test.ropensci:3030
...
Examples
Simplest case:
...
responders:
ropensci_approve:
...
With labeling, template response, limiting access and only if there’s an editor already assigned:
...
responders:
ropensci_approve:
only: editors
template_file: approved.md
data_from_issue:
- reviewers-list
remove_labels:
- 5/awaiting-reviewer(s)-response
add_labels:
- 6/approved
...