Set repositories of interest and run with triager -c /path/to/config.yaml
This tool assists in weekly bug triages by fetching all issues and pull-requests
from repositories specified in the config file that were created (or updated)
since a pre-defined number of days (timedelta). These are also filtered by the labels
set in the config file. In case no labels are specified, then items that are
currently unassigned are pulled.
By default, this prints out a table built from the fetched content to the console.
When run with --send-email it also emails this table to all the listed maintainers.
pip install git+https://github.com/ansible-network/ansible-network-triager.git@master
| Options | Usage |
|---|---|
| '-c' | Path to config file (selects 'config.yaml' in current working directory by default) |
| '--log' | Print logging information on the console (default level set to INFO) |
| '--log-to-file' | Dump logging information to a specified file (if no file is specified, the data will be written to /tmp/triager_{{ timestamp }}.log) |
| '--debug' | Bumps logging level to DEBUG |
| '--send-email' | Send the triaged table as an email to the list of maintainers |
- An example config file (example-config.yaml) has been placed in this repository for reference.
- Tested with Python 3.6
- This tool gets installed as a part of
ansible-network-toolspackage.
GNU General Public License v3.0 or later.
See LICENSE to see the full text.
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