I've activated Bedevere, so there will now be a status check for issue numbers in the title of a PR. If a PR doesn't call for an issue number then it can be labeled "trivial".
And the code for the bot lives at https://github.com/python/bedevere if some messaging needs to be tweaked, etc. On Fri, 7 Apr 2017 at 11:39 Brett Cannon <br...@python.org> wrote: > I have created a new GitHub bot called Bedevere ( > https://github.com/python/bedevere; see the README if you don't know the > Monty Python and the Holy Grail reference). Once activated on the cpython > repo it will add a status check -- just like Travis and AppVeyor -- based > on whether an issue number is found in a pull request's title. If it's > there then the Details link will point to that issue on bugs.python.org > (i.e. no more copying and pasting the number to get back to the issue). If > it's missing then the status will be marking failing. For those PRs where > an issue number is not necessary, you can add the "trivial" label and that > will make the status be passing. > > Long-term. Bedevere will probably gain other checks like whether there is > a news entry (that solution is being actively worked on and I'm still > hopeful will be in place this month). My hope is by having a single bot for > these kinds of checks we can make it easier to automate what we can that > doesn't make sense to do in the CI test builds (i.e. everything related to > the PR itself, but not the code in the PR). > > Now Bedevere has not been turned on yet because I'm sick and I don't want > to try and diagnose issues the way I'm feeling, but I just wanted to let > people know that the problem of people forgetting issue numbers is getting > a fix (hopefully) shortly. >
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