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/slack-github-action@v2.0.0 | ||
| 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.
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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):