git-pullrequests is a simple ruby command line utility to retrieve the closed pull requests, and associated commits, for a specified repository, file (optional), and date range. The results are saved to a PDF.

A lot of compliance assessment relevant information is retained in pull requests. During a recent assessment an individual had to manually load and PDF print the details of each pull request for review. Tedious, unnecessary work well suited for a script.

Tested in ruby-2.4.2 Bundler installed

1. git clone https://github.com/eightzerobits/git-audit-tools.git
2. bundle
3. ruby git-pullrequests.rb

The tool takes up to 5 parameters:

• -s, --startdate REQUIRED: Start Date mm-dd-yyyy
• -e, --enddate REQUIRED: End Date mm-dd-yyyy
• -r, --repo REQUIRED: Repository (eightzerobits/git-audit-tools)
• -o, --org OPTIONAL: Organization (eightzerobits)
• -p, --path OPTIONAL: Restrict pull requests to those including changes to this file path (i.e. fonts/DejaViSans.ttf)

The output is automatically stored as a PDF in the reports folder.