Add actions for notifying of pending prs, closing stale prs and switch user for auto-backports #505
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andrewstucki
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gene-redpanda
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| get_url() { | ||
| local repo=$1 | ||
| local branch=$2 | ||
| gh search prs --repo=$repo --state=open --base $branch -w | awk '{print substr($0, 1, length($0)-12)}' 2> /dev/null |
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Btw, the nasty hack with awk here is b/c by default the gh client likes to mis-append an &type=issues onto the end of the URL which breaks it when trying to jump to the in-browser url:
➜ redpanda-operator git:(as/more-actions) BROWSER=echo gh search prs --repo=redpanda-data/redpanda-operator --state=open --base main -w 2> /dev/null
https://github.com/search?q=base%3Amain+repo%3Aredpanda-data%2Fredpanda-operator+state%3Aopen+type%3Apr&type=issues
See the difference in the broken output v. fixed
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This is a nasty hack to capture the url for filtering out the PRs that we're actually querying so that they can be printed out in our payloads. gh -w actually opens the link directly, so rather than doing that I just want to echo it out and capture its value 😅
| gh search prs --repo=$repo --state=open --json url,number,title,updatedAt --template '{{range .}}{{(printf "- %s | Last Updated: %s\\n" (hyperlink .url (printf "#%v: %q" .number .title)) (timeago .updatedAt))}}{{end}}' --base $branch | cat | ||
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| gh search prs --repo=$repo --state=open --json url,number,title,updatedAt --template '{{range .}}{{(printf "• <%s|#%v>: %q | *Last Updated: %s*\\n" .url .number .title (timeago .updatedAt))}}{{end}}' --base $branch | cat |
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the <%s|#%v> syntax is because Slack's markdown isn't real markdown and this is surprisingly the link syntax.
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| echo_json() { | ||
| local text=$1 | ||
| echo "$text" | jq -Rc '{type: "mrkdwn", text: .}' | awk '{gsub(/\\\\n/, "\\n"); print}' |
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some gsub hackery here so that we don't double escape the newlines, which are double escaped elsewhere so they get properly handled with echo -e and so they aren't split here when handed off to jq -R
| id: generate-prs | ||
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| ./.github/workflows/scripts/pending-prs slack redpanda-data/redpanda-operator > payload.json | ||
| echo "has-prs=$(cat payload.json | wc -l)" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT |
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This is basically a "did we actually have anything to post?" check. The wc -l will return 0 if there's nothing open or 1 if we have a payload to post.
| uses: slackapi/[email protected] | ||
| if: steps.generate-prs.outputs.has-prs != '0' | ||
| with: | ||
| webhook: ${{ secrets.SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL }} |
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We'll need to ask for one of these from infra folks to send this notification to our channel.
Title says pretty much what all of this is. The added task has some hackery to print out what essentially gets sent to Slack (when we set up a webhook for it asking infra folks). The bash script to generate it is all pretty gnarly, but figure 🤷 it's probably good enough for now.
Here's the terminal output (with clickable links!):
Here's what the output looks like in Slack (using my test Slack workspace):