• a.k.a. Gerrit like access controls for GitHub peer-review
• a.k.a. Per-branch "permissions" on GitHub

Rather than embrace the "shiny" merge button on pull-requests, start a dialog and bring people into the conversation by embracing review and helping name and correlate issues. This project acts as a webhook receiver to then look over a pull-request for a few criteria:

• Sum of +2 from authorized reviewers
• Proper naming of issues (e.g. xref issues/bug reports)
• Check to see if tests have run / successfully passed (status api)
• Merge comment from an authorized reviewer (to replace the merge button)
• Summarize pull-request comments into the merge commit (for review in git history)

Similar/related projects

• http://gerrithub.io (https://gerrit.googlesource.com/plugins/github)
• https://github.com/christofdamian/plus-pull

Rules concepts

• Gerrit: refs/meta/config
• Chromium: OWNERS Files
  • Cleaner to grep and alert than FreeBSD/MAINTAINERS

Most python depencies are captured in *requirements.txt:

pip install -r requirements.txt
# For testing
# pip install -r test-requirements.txt

There are some additional dependencies based off the owners "Rules concepts" that have been added directly from external repos (e.g. no dependency configuration). Additional info can be found in Leck/external/get.sh.

>>> import glob
>>> import os
>>> import Leck.external.owners as owners
>>> import pprint
>>> owners_db = owners.Database('.', fopen=file, os_path=os.path, glob=glob.glob)
>>> pprint.pprint(owners_db.reviewers_for(['README.md'], '[email protected]'))
set(['[email protected]'])

(see also: Tests and owners_example.py)

config.ini Should have the associated on disk repo location configured for the section under repoowner. The assumptions for this directory are:

• The repo and the keys to update it are under control of the user running the Leck program (e.g. it will shell out to perform git updates)
• It will be reset to the pull-requests base of comparison to perform the lookup of the OWNERS information.

Some of this utility can be exercised locally and unit-tested for expected behavior. Ultimately Leck is very API and data dependent; therefore, in order to accomplish a reasonable assurance of functionality the data to test the decision logic is stored in tests/fixtures/ (originally generated and injected by the VCR.py lib). These requests response scenarios from the GitHub API v3 are used in conjunction with the different test scenarios to validate expected work-flow and configuration behavior.

make test # Runs lint, pep8, and unittests

# see also
make help

Bart van der Leck was a Dutch painter, designer, and ceramacist. With Theo van Doesburg and Piet Mondrian he founded the De Stijl art movement.

(Mondrian (Perforce), Rietveld (SVN), Gerrit (Git), Leck (GitHub))