This won’t fly, you will get no hook approved. Instead, simply poll the Github API every x minutes for new PRs and then start your test.
Regards, Remi On 27/01/16 21:59, "Rafael Weingärtner" <rafaelweingart...@gmail.com> wrote: >Because that would require manual work (reporting back the results), maybe >if we figure out some way to dispatch the request to run tests with a PR >against an environment. > >If we had a repository in which developers could register their environment >to receive requests to run tests on a given PR, and then store the result >somewhere to be checked by some git hook. > >When a PR is created a hook dispatches test requests, and then other hook >checks the results of those tests (instead of reporting back, we consult >the result of functional software tests).
