Changed so pr can now take in URL as well as pr number. #30
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| def hub(command, args, user, comment, number, branch, sort, opened, label): | ||
| if command == "pr": | ||
| pr_num = int(args[0]) | ||
| if args[0].isdigit(): |
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It checks if the argument supplied is an integer (so either the pr number(i.e. 4) or the url(e.g. #35)) so that it knows whether to take it as an integer or to find the pr number inside the url.
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It changed the url I inputted into my comment. But like if the user inputted instead of '30', they inputted 'https://github.com/machine-shop/oss_devkit/pull/ 30'
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OK, I suggest adding comments to both branches of the "if", saying what you're expecting in each branch. This will help future developers see what you're doing.
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| pr_num = int(args[0]) | ||
| # if user inputs the url of the pull request | ||
| else: | ||
| pr_num = int(args[0].split('/')[-1]) |
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We can be slightly cleverer here, so that you can also paste in URLs like this:
https://github.com/machine-shop/oss_devkit/pull/30/files
We can do that by matching the URL to a regex, something that expects the form: https://github.com/(org_name)/(repo)/pull/(pr_nr)(/*)
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I changed it to using regex.
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Changed to regex. |
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Can now do "git hub pr 2" as well as "git hub pr {url for pr 2}"