It could be usefull to be able to display only push events concerning a subset of branches.

For example, I'd like to display only push events about master

GHAv2 implementation roadmap

This is the roadmap for GHAv2's implementation.
The project must not be considered viable if there is a module tagged [beta] that has not be implemented.

Exigences

• All commits must be python3 compatible.
• Everything must be unit tested
• Everything must be well documented

Modules

• Input
  • Command line
  • Webhooks
    • Web server [beta]
    • GitHub parser [beta]
    • GitLab parser
    • TravisCI parser
• Output
  • Command line
  • IRC [beta]
  • Mail
• Config generator

mimile │ ab5f00f Niols: concise display of long list of events

• Commit comment
• Create
  • Branch
  • Tag
• Delete
  • Branch
  • Tag
• Deployment
• Deployment status
• Download
• Follow
• Fork
• Fork Apply
• Gist
• Gollum
• Issues
  • Assigned
  • Closed
  • Labeled
  • Opened
• Issue comment
• Member
• Page build
• Ping
• Public
• Pull Request
  • Assigned
  • Closed
  • Labeled
  • Opened
  • Synchronized
• Pull Request review comment
• Push
• Release
• Status
• Team add
• Watch

When a committer pushes on a branch concerned by a merge request, the message given by GHA is <committer> opened merge request <id>.

"updated" would be more appropriate than "opened"

GHA has a pleasant feature: it only displays the last 5 commits when you push a large number of commits at once.

You should be able to control that arbitrary number (5) and to hide the commits coming from a merge (usefull when you merge master on your 36 other branches…).

The link given by GHA when it tells about a merge request is broken

Hi,

Is there actually a way to shutdown the bot silently ? I usually type ctrl+C to stop the service which raises a lot of errors.

Thank you in advance,
Kerl

https://github.com/Phyks/shortURL ?

For now, GHA is using python2.
I would like –in the future– to use python3.
I need for that to convert the IRCBot and IRCLib libs (and maybe Bottle ?).

It would be nice to be able to ask GHA interactively what repo it is following, on what channels he is talking, etc

• Add ?key=foobar in URL for the webhook.
• Verify that the argument is indeed foobar on the other side.

https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/master/doc/web_hooks/web_hooks.md

• Push events
• Tag events
• Issues events
  • Close
  • Open
  • Reopen
  • Update
• Merge request events