🤖 GStraccini-bot is a GitHub bot designed to keep your repository organized and healthy by automating tasks like managing pull requests, issues, comments, and commits. This allows you to focus on solving real problems.

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About the Bot

GStraccini-bot automates essential repository tasks, managing pull requests, issues, comments, and commits to help maintain a clean, organized, healthy project environment. This lets you focus on development and problem-solving.

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About This Repository

This repository serves as the core for GStraccini-bot. It processes commands and actions, enabling the bot to automate your repository.

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Installation

To install the bot:

1. Visit the GitHub Apps page.
2. Install it for your account, organization, or selected repositories.

You can see an updated list of available commands by commenting @gstraccini help on a pull request or issue.

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Available Commands

GStraccini-bot can handle various tasks. Here’s a list of commands:

Commands

• @gstraccini add project: Adds a project to the solution file (only for .NET projects).
• @gstraccini appveyor build: Runs the AppVeyor build for the target commit and/or pull request.
• @gstraccini appveyor bump version: Bumps the CI version in AppVeyor.
• @gstraccini appveyor register: Registers the repository in AppVeyor.
• @gstraccini appveyor reset: Resets the AppVeyor build number for the target repository.
• @gstraccini bump version: Bumps the .NET version in .csproj files.
• @gstraccini cargo clippy: Formats the Rust code using Cargo Clippy (only for Rust projects).
• @gstraccini change runner: Changes the GitHub action runner in a workflow file (.yml).
• @gstraccini codacy bypass: Bypasses the Codacy analysis for the target commit and/or pull request.
• @gstraccini codacy reanalyze commit: Reanalyzes the Codacy last commit in a pull request.
• @gstraccini codeclimate bypass: Bypasses the CodeClimate analysis for the target commit and/or pull request.
• @gstraccini copy issue: Copies an issue from one repository to another.
• @gstraccini copy labels: Copies the labels from another repository.
• @gstraccini create labels: Creates the default labels in the repository.
• @gstraccini dotnet slnx: Migrates .sln files to .slnx files using dotnet sln migrate (only for .NET projects).
• @gstraccini csharpier: Formats the C# code using CSharpier (only for .NET projects).
• @gstraccini fix csproj: Updates the .csproj file with the packages.config version of NuGet packages (only for .NET Framework projects).
• @gstraccini help: Shows the help message with available commands.
• @gstraccini npm check updates: Updates dependencies in package.json and package-lock.json using npm-check-updates (only for NPM projects).
• @gstraccini nuget check updates: Checks for NuGet package updates using dotnet-outdated (only for .NET projects).
• @gstraccini npm dist: Generates or regenerates the dist files by running npm run package (only for NPM projects).
• @gstraccini npm lint fix: Fixes linting issues by running npm run lint -- --fix (only for NPM projects).
• @gstraccini prettier: Formats the code using Prettier.
• @gstraccini rerun checks: Reruns the checks in the target pull request with a matching conclusion.
• @gstraccini rerun workflows: Reruns the workflows (actions) in the target pull request. Only applicable for GitHub Actions.
• @gstraccini revert commit: Reverts a commit using its SHA1 in the repository. The revert is committed directly into the PR branch.
• @gstraccini review: Enables review for the target pull request. Useful when the PR submitter wasn't on the watch list or a webhook failed.
• @gstraccini update snapshot: Updates test snapshots by running npm test -- -u (only for Node.js projects).

Note

If you are not allowed to use the bot, a thumbs-down reaction will be added to your comment.

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How It Works

GStraccini-bot uses several components to manage repositories:

• API: The bot’s API project. Stats and configuration endpoints.
• Docs: The bot's documentation.
• Handler: Handles incoming webhooks.
• Service: The bot's service project. The main worker who processes tasks
• Website: Provides the bot's landing page and dashboard.
• Workflows: Execute GitHub Actions.

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Cronjobs

GStraccini-bot runs automated tasks at regular intervals on its infrastructure:

• – 🕛 every 1 minute
• – 🕛 every 1 minute
• – 🕛 every 1 minute
• – 🕛 every 1 minute
• – 🕛 every 1 minute
• – 🕛 every 1 minute
• – 🕛 every 5 minutes

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Useful Links

• GitHub Marketplace
• GitHub App
• Repository on GitHub
• Bot's Dashboard
• Bot's Documentation