Get Github Issue Related To Pull Request

[jsfour]

We need to have the same functionality on "pull_request_review_comment.created" as we do right now on issue_comment.created. The user should be able to communicate with the bot to design changes within pull request comments.

[jsfour]

We need to be able to pull the related issue from the pull request description and log it here: https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L193

Can you come up with an approach?

[imwalterbot]

We need to be able to pull the related issue from the pull request description and log it here: https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L193

Can you come up with an approach?

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[imwalterbot]

Based on your provided code, I have come up with an approach to extract the related issue from the pull request description and log it at the specified location. Here's the pseudocode for the solution:

1. Modify the existing webhook event to listen for "pull_request" events with action "opened" or "synchronize".
2. Create a function extractRelatedIssue that takes the pull request description as input and returns the related issue number.
3. In the event handler, call the extractRelatedIssue function to get the related issue number.
4. Log the related issue number at the specified location in the code.

Here's the pseudocode for the updated solution:

// Modify the webhook event
webhooks.on("pull_request", async (event: any) => {
  if (event.payload.action === "opened" || event.payload.action === "synchronize") {
    const pullRequest = event.payload.pull_request;
    const relatedIssueNumber = extractRelatedIssue(pullRequest.body);
    
    // Log the related issue number at the specified location
    // https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L193
    Log.info("Related issue number:", relatedIssueNumber);
  }
});

// Function to extract the related issue number from the pull request description
function extractRelatedIssue(description: string): number {
  const issueRegex = /(?:issues\/)(\d+)/i;
  const match = description.match(issueRegex);

  if (match && match[1]) {
    return parseInt(match[1]);
  } else {
    return -1; // Return -1 if no related issue is found
  }
}

This approach should be able to extract the related issue number from the pull request description and log it at the desired location in the code.

[jsfour]

@imwalterbot APPROVED https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L193 for editing

[imwalterbot]

@imwalterbot APPROVED https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L193 for editing

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[imwalterbot]

@imwalterbot APPROVED https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L193 for editing

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[jsfour]

@imwalterbot what do you think? We process pr comments here: https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L197

[imwalterbot]

@imwalterbot what do you think? We process pr comments here: https://github.com/octaviuslabs/walter/blob/main/src/index.ts#L197

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[imwalterbot]

Based on the provided code and the requirement to process pull request comments, I suggest updating the existing webhooks.on("pull_request_review_comment.created", ...) event and the related functions to handle the pull request comments similar to issue comments. Here's the pseudocode for the solution:

1. Update the webhooks.on("pull_request_review_comment.created", ...) event to call the processDesignAction function.
2. Modify the processDesignAction function to accept a commentType parameter to handle both issue and pull request comments.
3. Update the postComment function call inside processDesignAction to handle both issue and pull request comments based on the commentType.

Here's the updated pseudocode for the solution:

// Update the webhook event
webhooks.on("pull_request_review_comment.created", async (event: any) => {
  processDesignAction(event, "pull_request");
});

// Modify the processDesignAction function to accept a commentType parameter
async function processDesignAction(event: any, commentType: "issue" | "pull_request") {
  // ...
  // Rest of the code remains unchanged
  // ...
  
  // Update the postComment function call to handle both issue and pull request comments
  await postComment(event.payload.repository, event.payload[commentType], res, commentType);
}

// Update the postComment function to accept a commentType parameter
async function postComment(repository: any, target: any, body: string, commentType: "issue" | "pull_request") {
  // Handle issue and pull request comments based on commentType
  if (commentType === "issue") {
    // Post comment on issue
  } else {
    // Post comment on pull request
  }
}

This approach should process pull request comments similarly to issue comments and call the appropriate function to handle each comment type.