Create a pull request from the command line, or attach a branch to an open GitHub issue converting it into a pull request.
$ git open-pull
Install from source, or visit the releases page
go get -u github.com/jehiah/git-open-pull
If available, git-open-pull will use the following config values. When not available They will be requested on the command line. Note: storing your GitHub API credentials this way is not secure. Your API credentials will be stored in plain text.
[github]
user = ....
[gitOpenPull]
token = ..... # GitHub Access Token generated from https://github.com/settings/tokens
baseAccount = ....
baseRepo = .....
base = master
# Allow maintainers of the upstream repo to modify this branch
# https://help.github.com/articles/allowing-changes-to-a-pull-request-branch-created-from-a-fork/
maintainersCanModify = true | false (default: true)
[core]
editor = /usr/bin/vi
Hooks. git-open-pull provides the ability to modify an issue template (preProcess or postProcess) or to be notified after a PR is created (callback). pre/post process commands are executed with the first argument continaing a filename with the issue template. Callback is executed with the first argument containing the filename of a file with the json results from the GitHub api of PR details
[gitOpenPull]
preProcess = /path/to/exe
postProcess = /path/to/exe
callback = /path/to/exe
Because the ideal workflow is issue -> branch -> pull request
this script
takes a GitHub issue and turns it into a pull request based on your branch
against master in the integration account
This project uses Go Modules to manage dependencies.
go build